the bed & breakfast, or the bivy
Underwater living… it’s perhaps the start of the lineage of work that many of us have embarked upon, and still remains a... Read More
When the surface is not an option…
What an emotionally exhausting week for all in the dive community, as we, with the rest of the world, awaited the rescue... Read More
tech tips: think subject illumination, rather than ‘lighting’
As recently as two days ago I was mucking about at the bottom of Narragansett Bay to identify and recover debris that... Read More
tech tips: offboard diluent gas addition for rebreathers
With a growing population of rebreather divers, subsystem level components are in need of being standardized to enable cross-unit compatibility within a... Read More
New Paper | A Paradigm Shift for Human Exploration
Very pleased to share a newly published paper in the Marine Technology Society Journal (Vol. 50, Issue 1), entitles, “A Paradigm Shift... Read More
Trapped Under the Sea | a review
With my recent travel schedules I’ve managed to do some much needed catch up on my reading list, and just turned the... Read More
training days
Training and proficiency are almost certainly the two most important things to undertake in preparing for underwater activities. When not diving routinely,... Read More
from tektite to ‘tek-lite’
It’s all too easy to get ‘stuck’ in the day to day grind and lose sight of the bigger picture – yet... Read More
unused real estate for tek – butt packs & plates
As I’m gearing up for a forthcoming scientific expedition, among the first things I grabbed – an essential part of my gear... Read More
Making Headlines | Nat Geo Explorers Symposium
Lombardi invited to speak at National Geographic Society’s 2013 Explorers Symposium. His forward presentation of the unique path to make diving a... Read More