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Seaglider observations revealed striking interleaving layers in the Kuroshio east of Taiwan

Resource availability affects temporal variation of phytoplankton size spectral slopes in the Kuroshio east of Taiwan

Acknowledging differences: number, characteristics, and distribution of marine benthic communities along Taiwan coast

Exploration of the mesophotic coral ecosystems in Taiwan

Characterization of dissolved arsenics in the South China Sea

The Common Weak Biases of Pacific North Equatorial Countercurrent in Ocean Models Are Revealed

“Haste makes waste” in the evolution of typhoons

Steep redox gradient and biogeochemical cycling driven by deeply sourced fluids and gases in a terrestrial mud volcano

Species diversity of marine bacterioplankton communities is predictable due to macro-evolutionary constraints

Biogeography of functional trait diversity in the Taiwanese reef fish fauna

Formation and preservation of authigenic pyrite in the methane dominated environment

Experiences gained from the 2018 IONTU-TUMSAT students exchange in Tokyo, Japan

Institute of Oceanography, National Taiwan University (IONTU) – Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute, University of Tokyo (AORI) bilateral workshop

Establishment of a novel genus for a marine bacterium recovered from the lagoon of Dongsha Island, Taiwan

Molecular assessment of Pocillopora verrucosa (Scleractinia; Pocilloporidae) distribution along a depth gradient in Ludao, Taiwan

Numerical study and observation reveal dynamics for island wakes in the Kuroshio

Spatial variation in the morphological traits of Pocillopora verrucosa along a depth gradient in Taiwan

A small-scaled study provides insight into how fish adapt to future environmental changes

Pelagic larval duration, growth rate, and population genetic structure ofthe tidepool snake moray Uropterygius micropterus around the southern Ryukyu Islands, Taiwan, and the central Philippines

Fishing, rather than temperature, has the most prominent effect on size structure of exploited fish populations

Predator and prey biodiversity relationship and its consequences on marine ecosystem functioning—Interplay between nanoflagellates and bacterioplankton

D indices: novel biodiversity indices to disentangle food web complexity through network unfolding theory

Scientist of National Taiwan University leading the team with scientists in Japan won 18th Ecological Research Paper Award & 6th Taiwan-Japan Ecology Workshop will be organized in Tainan 2018

Scientist of National Taiwan University joining with an international team develops a new method to examine the link between the time-varying interaction network and community stability in natural systems

The Kuroshio research of Prof. Ming-Huei Chang is selected as the cover page of Deep-Sea Research

Elemental cycling in terrestrial mud volcanoes is affected by microbial communities and metabolic characteristics

Benthic community affects global carbon turnover on the seafloor

Marine bacterial and protist communities are differentially influenced by species sorting and dispersal limitation

Observations in the context of numerical modeling examine the dynamics underlying eddy-Kuroshio interactions

The warm blob in the northeastern Pacific-the bridge leading to the 2015/16 El Niño

A new functional approach investigating the role of coral assemblages based on colonies’ morphology

Dissolved and Colloidal Arsenic in the Western Philippine Sea

Explore evolutionary forces underlying community assembly by tracking the strength of community-environment relationships at fine to broad taxonomic resolutions.

Lake warming and water level manipulation drive out rare species of phytoplankton, revitalizing debates on community structure

Scientist of National Taiwan University with an international team proposed a novel approach to assess the functional redundancy of ecosystem and the importance of biodiversity

Effects of size diversity on trophic interactions in ocean ecosystems

Scientist of National Taiwan University joining with an international team develops a new method that helps examine climate impacts on fisheries.

Seasonal Changes in Gaseous Elemental Mercury in Relation to Monsoon Cycling over the Northern South China Sea

Incorporating habitat preference into the stock assessment and management of blue marlin (Makaira nigricans) in the Pacific Ocean

Modelling the growth of crustacean species

Species origin and cryptic species in the Coral Triangle

Research highlights of Prof. Wei-Jen Chen

Research highlights of Prof. Jen Chieh Shiao

Discrimination of Seismic Rupture Model for the 2011 Tohoku-Oki Earthquake Using Tsunami Simulation

“Damned” Yangtze River Dam may affect the spawning migration of anchovy in the East China Sea

The editors of AGU have selected the Journal of Geophysical Research – Oceans paper, entitled “Sources of baroclinic tidal energy in the Gaoping Submarine Canyon off southwestern Taiwan,” as an “AGU Research Spotlight.”

Professor Char-Shine Liu – the most recent issue of the Fire in the Ice Newsletter

The TAIGER (Taiwan Integrated GEodynamic Research) project

Monitoring the offshore earthquakes around Taiwan

The TAIGER (Taiwan Integrated GEodynamic Research) project

International cooperation (Taiwan-U.S.A., Taiwan-Russia, Taiwan-Germany)

International cooperation (Taiwan-U.S.A., Taiwan-Russia, Taiwan-Germany)

Rapid identification of tuna species by real-time PCR technique.

Impacts of eutrophication on demersal fish communities in East China Sea.

Migratory life history of deep sea fishes

Roles of parasitic fungi in aquatic food webs

Gas Hydrate and Biogeochemical Processes

Air-Sea Exchange Fluxes of CO2 in relation with Environmental Change