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July 2024
A new study, published in Nature Geoscience with the participation of Elda Miramontes, has revealed how even the deepest seafloors are affected by the daily back-and-forth of the tides, and the change of the seasons, and that currents at the bottom of the ocean are far more complicated than previously thought. Link to the study here.
![Figure showing bottom currents measured at moorings and modelled ocean currents at 500 m water depth. Figure showing bottom currents measured at moorings and modelled ocean currents at 500 m water depth.](../Binaries/Binary28195/Image-press-release.400.webp)
July 2024
![Figure showing bottom currents and contourites. Figure showing bottom currents and contourites.](../Binaries/Binary28156/FIG-5-REV-JSR-KREPS-ET-AL.400.webp)
July 2024
![Elda, Ling and Nadya in front of Ling's poster. Elda, Ling and Nadya in front of Ling's poster.](../Binaries/Binary28096/Poster-3.400.webp)
Elda Miramontes, Ling Wang and Nadezhda Lagunova presented their recent recent at the International Conference on Seafloor Landforms, Processes and Evolution that took place in Lipari, Italy, on 1-3 July 2024.
June 2024
![Kevin in front of the flume at BAW Hamburg Kevin in front of the flume at BAW Hamburg](../Binaries/Binary27992/IMG-20240627-WA0004.400.webp)
Kevin Bobiles is currently measuring flow above underwater dunes in the large flume at BAW Hamburg as part of the FlowDEB project