Most tech divers track their oxygen exposure on big and or long dives via computer using methods, such as REPEX OTUs, developed in the 1980s. The...
In 2016, Divers Alert Network established a $10,000 research grant in honor of Dr. R.W. "Bill" Hamilton, who conducted research on dive physiology and the treatment...
Brazilian scientist, hedge fund manager and diving instructor Sergio Schirato geeks out on some of his team's latest research on heart rate variability as a potential...
Retired French Naval officer Axel Barbaud estimates that his company’s new product dubbed “O’Dive”—an innovative personalized safety tool—has the potential to reduce the diving community’s risk...
Dive industry ‘fixer’ Rosemary “Roz” Lunn discusses the Recreational Scuba Training Council's (RSTC) new consensus diver medical form and the bad things that can happen if...
How much do you fart during decompression? How about your teammates? It turns out that those may be critical questions if you’re decompressing from a hydrogen...
Isobaric counterdiffusion is one of those geeky, esoteric subjects that some tech programs deem of minor relevance, while others regard it as a distinct operational concern....
Forget rebreathers. With the pandemic still spreading, ventilators have arguably become one of the most essential pieces of life-support kit on the planet. We asked anesthesiologist...
Global Underwater Explorers (GUE) and Divers Alert Network (DAN) Europe are happy to announce a partnership between the two organizations. In addition to global diver safety...
“Deep stops”—the practice of making deep decompression stops, originally popularized by deep diving ichthyologist Richard Pyle in the early 1990s—has largely fallen out of favor with...
