THIRD INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY, MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES, PRC
Founded in 1959, Third Institute of Oceanography, Ministry of Natural Resources (TIO) is a comprehensive nonprofit research institute for oceanography that aims to provide technical support for marine management, public service, and marine economy development by engaging in basic marine research, applied research, and high-tech research.
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"Blue Citizen" at UNOC3 Side Event: Cultivating the Generation Blue06/11/2025
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“Achieving a Sustainable Ocean Future: Blue Partnership Promotes Global Collaboration in Mar...06/10/2025
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National "Fish Release Day": Stock enhancement contributes to the "restoration picture" of t...06/09/2025
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5th APEC Ocean-Related Ministerial Meeting Held in Busan, Korea05/06/2025
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New Progress in Coral Response Mechanisms to Eutrophication: Collaborative Research by the Haixi Station Coral Team and Shanghai University09/29/2025
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Advances in Understanding the Physiological and Ecological Impacts of Deep-Sea Mining on Plankton through Combined Laboratory and Field Incubations08/12/2025
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First found Evidence of Sub-Antarctic Fish Moving South 07/24/2025
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Marine Conservation Ecology Team Published New Findings in GCB Revealing Evolutionary Trends in Risk Patterns of Harmful Algae under Climate Change07/07/2025
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China’s Breakthroughs in Captive Breeding of Marine Angelfish07/04/2025
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New Progress in Microbial halogen Cycling in Deep-Sea Cold Seeps07/04/2025
- Enzymatic Production and Application of Algae Oligosaccharides
- Sino-German Cooperative Projects in Marine and Polar Science
- Sino-French Cooperation Undertaken by TIO: MICROBSEA LIA
- Sino-US Cooperation on Ocean Acidification and Carbon Cycle
- Capacity Building Activities on APEC Marine Sustainable Management
Research Sectors
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Flora and Fauna of Seagrass Beds in and Around the South China Sea
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Brief Introduction of Chinese Beach Resources
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Coastal Erosion Vulnerability Assessment and Demonstration in China
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The assessment of environmental quanlity status and pollution risk concerning heavy metals in offshore China
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Marine Chemistry of China's Offshore Waters
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