Irish scientists have been using 3D-printed coral reefs to help damaged coral recover off the Irish and French coasts.

A team of scientists from Ireland have laid artificial reefs deep underwater to help coral recover after decades of being pulverised by bottom-trawling fishing ships.

As marine biodiversity diminishes at an alarming rate, the scientific community is harnessing the power of cutting-edge technology to breathe new life into our oceans. Among the most promising ...

Twenty-three 3D printed artificial reefs now sit on the Atlantic seabed at depths of up to 1,100 metres, placed there by a Franco-Irish research team testing whether additive manufacturing can speed ...

MOBILE COUNTY, Ala. (WALA) - Two very different restoration projects took shape in Mobile Bay Thursday morning, but both share the same mission: rebuilding coastal habitat and improving the health of ...

Corals turn white under heat stress, which causes them to expel the algae which give them bright colours and nutrients – Copyright POOL/AFP/File Curtis Means The ...

University of Galway experts are part of a team testingartificial reefs placed on the seabed off the west coast of Ireland.

Miami’s Morningside Park offers visitors front-row seats to the beauty of Biscayne Bay. In spring 2025, the park will be home to a cool new idea in the fight against climate change and making a better ...

A University of Galway team, working with French scientists, has placed 23 3D printed structures on the seabed of the Porcupine Bank, 200 kilometers off the Kerry coast in Ireland, and in the Bay of ...

Climate change and pollution are devastating coral reefs worldwide. Artist Marco Barotti has an unusual idea for bringing ...

Tamil Nadu is poised to deploy India’s first 3D-printed artificial reef modules, marking a significant step in marine habitat restoration and sustainable fisheries management. The pilot project, ...