The purpose of this cruise, led by the Institute of Marine Research (IMR) was to investigate pelagic and demersal fish, seabed, benthic habitat and physical

The international team will dive to 1000 m with the new DSV Aurelia sub Follow the missions daily activity here Oslo, Norway – From October 10

Oslo, Norway – A new partnership will offer exciting opportunities to explore the deep ocean and engage the public. With REV Ocean’s new submersible DSV Aurelia

Seventeen philanthropic Foundations have launched a joint statement on the occasion of the 2022 United Nations Ocean Conference in Lisbon, Portugal, to raise awareness for

(Oslo and Paris, June 23, 2022) Building on his ongoing investment and engagement in REV Ocean and HUB Ocean, the Norwegian industrial leader and main

Today, REV Ocean is proud to announce that we have signed the Sustainable Ocean Principles of the United Nations Global Compact, a framework for responsible

Barcelona, Spain April 28th, 2022 – The world’s deepest diving three-person acrylic submersible  was officially named ‘Aurelia’ today and will soon go through sea trials

REV Ocean’s CEO Nina Jensen and Capt Nils Baadnes hit the cool Arctic waters of Tromso to pick sea urchins and help protect kelp beds. Sea urchin

Fornebu, January 31, 2022 – REV Ocean’s advanced, three-person submersible is nearing official launch, with sea trials scheduled for February and March 2022.    While

REV Ocean Team Retreat 2021 December 6-8, Stamsund, Norway

The HACON project and REV Ocean create the first detailed visual survey of the Aurora vent field, collecting more than 100 samples. Longyearbyen, Norway. Oct

Sept 29, 2021 Longyearbyen. Today is a joyous day in the high Arctic as the REV Ocean team baptises Aurora, our new deep-sea remotely operated