Aquatron Laboratory at Dalhousie University

Aquatron Laboratory at Dalhousie University Dalhousie University's Aquatic Research Facility

Dalhousie University's Aquatic research facility featuring seawater and freshwater research facilities including the 50 ft by 12 ft deep Pool Tank and the 34 ft deep Tower Tank.

05/08/2024
Ready for its next dive, the Ocean Tracking Network’s Seaeye Falcon ROV is ready to enter the Aquatron’s Pool Tank
10/22/2019

Ready for its next dive, the Ocean Tracking Network’s Seaeye Falcon ROV is ready to enter the Aquatron’s Pool Tank

The first video posted to the Aquatron Laboratory's new YouTube Channel, check the Ocean Tracking Networks new ROV flyin...
05/17/2018

The first video posted to the Aquatron Laboratory's new YouTube Channel, check the Ocean Tracking Networks new ROV flying in the Pool Tank

The Ocean Tracking Network's (OTN) new Saab Seaeye ROV operating in Dalhousie University's Aquatron Laboratory's Pool Tank. Aquatron Laboratory https://www.d...

Great Aquatron story:
01/18/2018

Great Aquatron story:

You never know what will come out of a research facility this big!

08/17/2017

Dalhousie Veterinarian Chris Harvey-Clark and Dal Biology students had a unique opportunity this week to work with a rare shark species when a specimen washed up on Nova Scotia's shores.

08/16/2017

Scientists in Halifax are launching a high-tech tool to track the whale population on the Scotian Shelf. A glider will be deployed off the coast for 30 days to capture the sounds of endangered North Atlantic right whales.

08/02/2017

Thanks to Dal researchers, a Nova Scotia company is poised to launch an eel-farming industry with potential to generate $250 million in annual sales for the regional economy.

06/15/2017

Aided by Dal faculty member Sarah Stewart-Clark and the Aquatron research facility, a collaborative effort organized by the Aquaculture Association of Nova Scotia is working to help rebuild a 100-year-old industry in the province.

06/15/2017

Photos: More than 1,000 vistors dropped by Dalhousie's Steele Ocean Sciences Building during Doors Open Halifax earlier this month — hanging out with mermaids, having close encounters with ocean life and learning about exciting research in our region.

Today we successfully rotated a tidal turbine in the Aquatron's Pool Tank!
08/05/2016

Today we successfully rotated a tidal turbine in the Aquatron's Pool Tank!

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