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Having completed 6 months of work on a Phase I SBIR in February, Sunburst Sensors submitted its proposal to continue work on: “The pHyter and Other Oceanographic Tools for Citizen Science and STEM Education.” We were notified mid-summer that we were one of twelve companies to receive Phase II funding and are excited to continue development of the pHyter and other instruments, working with collaborators from around the country. Starting in August of 2022, this grant will fund two years of work at approximately $500K

Taylor Gill at U. Miami and NOAA-AOML, recently published an article in HardwareX titled, “Real-time acidification monitoring through Sofar buoy and SAMI-pH integration.” It describes the use of the SAMI-pH to monitor reef pH in real time. Linked here.. (See other publications like this in our bibliography.)