Lowell Instruments LLC was founded in 2012 to provide advanced data loggers, software and instrumentation to the international scientific and engineering community. Lowell Instruments' first major project, the MAT-1 data logger, was developed for the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration's National Marine Fisheries Service for use in an oceanographic tilt current meter. Since then, Lowell Instruments has been enhancing the product and software to support a wide variety of applications and uses.
The objective of Lowell Instruments is to help scientists, engineers and otherwise curious people achieve their research goals by providing reliable, easy to use and affordable instrumentation. Lowell Instruments is led by its founder, Nick Lowell, and has a team of advisers who help with the strategic direction of the company. The company also employs a variety of engineers and technically minded people to help with the development, testing, documentation and support of its products.
North Atlantic right whales and some humpback whales were spotted feeding near the eastern end of the Cape Cod Canal on April 15. This whale activity is typical for the spring season as whales migrate and feed in Cape Cod Bay.
Join Center for Coastal Studies for a Sip o' Science on Wednesday 3/26 at 5:30 PM at Aquatic Brewing in Falmouth and learn how fishermen and scientists work together to monitor the ocean!
CCS Marine Fisheries Research Director Owen Nichols and George Maynard, coordinator of the Environmental Monitors on Lobster Traps and Large Trawlers (eMOLT) program at the NOAA Fisheries New England/Mid-Atlantic Northeast Fisheries Science Center, will be joining Captain Doug Feeney of the Chatham Harvesters Cooperative for Wednesday evening's Sip O' Science event at the Aquatic Brewing Company. Owen, George, and Captain Doug will talk about how they work together to deploy environmental sensors on fishing gear that measure ocean conditions and water quality while bringing fresh seafood to our plates!
Join Center for Coastal Studies for a Sip o' Science on Wednesday 3/26 at 5:30 PM at Aquatic Brewing in Falmouth and learn how fishermen and scientists work together to monitor the ocean!
CCS Marine Fisheries Research Director Owen Nichols and George Maynard, coordinator of the Environmental Monitors on Lobster Traps and Large Trawlers (eMOLT) program at the NOAA Fisheries New England/Mid-Atlantic Northeast Fisheries Science Center, will be joining Captain Doug Feeney of the Chatham Harvesters Cooperative for Wednesday evening's Sip O' Science event at the Aquatic Brewing Company. Owen, George, and Captain Doug will talk about how they work together to deploy environmental sensors on fishing gear that measure ocean conditions and water quality while bringing fresh seafood to our plates!
