NEWS
March 20th, 2019
Bluefin tuna tagged by Block Lab scientists pass submerged ocean "listening lines" and bring new insights into species' survival over a 10 year period.
February 2019
Dr. Block and TAG A Giant featured in February 2019 issue of Sport Fishing Magazine, highlighting their partnership with southern California
anglers
September 25th, 2018
Dr. Block and TAG A Giant get help from southern California anglers in their latest effort to tag and study northern Pacific Bluefin Tuna migration
MAY 22nd, 2018
Stanford researchers explore the mysterious White Shark Cafe in month long oceanographic cruise
March 16th, 2018
Against the elements
David Jacoby, postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Zoology, writes about his experience on the expedition to BIOT with Stanford scientists to service their acoustic receivers and tag sharks.
March 12th, 2018
Being a Rubber Duck in the Indian Ocean!
David Curnick, postdoc at the Institute of Zoology, writes about his experience on fieldwork to British Indian Ocean Territory with scientists from the Block Lab.
FEBRUARY 22nd, 2018
Stanford researchers use satellites to map global fishing footprint
OCTOBER 3rd, 2017
Tag-A-Giant
scientists featured in Nova Scotia news for Atlantic bluefin tuna research work
JULY 20th, 2017
Stanford researchers discover biological hydraulic system in tuna fins
JUNE 13th, 2017
DNA left by ocean animals provides rare glimpse of marine ecosystems, Stanford researchers say
JANUARY 31st, 2017
Substance in crude oil harms fish hearts, could affect humans as well
JANUARY 31st, 2017
Large marine protected areas effectively protect reef shark populations, Stanford scientists find
SEPTEMBER 5th, 2016
World Heritage Site Status Sought For Slice Of Central Coast Ocean
