Interested in learning how we explore, map and measure the oceans? We are running public seafloor mapping workshops next week in Plymouth! Open to All! plymouth.ac.uk/whats-on/autum… University of Plymouth Coastal Processes Research Group MarineSciencePlymUni

Marine Science leavers BBQ held at the Marine Station last week. Good luck to them all!

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Our new open access paper finds huge submarine landslides around Antarctica are preconditioned by past changes in climate: nature.com/articles/s4146… results from IODP Exp.374 #IODP #Exp374 University of Plymouth Nature Communications MarineSciencePlymUni Dr. Amelia Shevenell rob mckay Justin Dodd Denise K. Kulhanek

It’s Offer Holder Day today and the sun is shining! Looking forward to meeting a new group of future marine scientists and telling them all about our ‘Ocean’ degree courses.

She may be circa 30yrs old but RV JoJo is still serving as a good platform for MSc students to experience deploying a range of sampling methods afloat. Instruction being given here by Plymouth Marine Station on the ADCP University of Plymouth Plymouth Sound National Marine Park MarineSciencePlymUni MBERC

Research explores the potential for mechanical devices to clear the ocean of plastics plymouth.ac.uk/news/research-… 1/3

Enjoying some sunshine on Falcon Spirit with our first year Marine Science students who are out collecting CTD data. University of Plymouth MarineSciencePlymUni Faculty of Science and Engineering University of Plymouth Technicians

Our new Marine Life of Plymouth Sound tank is up and running and looking amazing. It has been put together by Rich Ticehurst and the Marine Biology Technicians. MarineSciencePlymUni University of Plymouth University of Plymouth Technicians Faculty of Science and Engineering

A hi-tech sensor called a ‘B-Scan Sensor Unit’ has been installed on Hayling Island beach this week by Coastal Marine Applied Research
The sensor will help us to understand how the beach responds to storms & surge events.
The B-Scan system purely monitors beach material.

Our very own Christopher Stokes - undergraduate student, postgraduate student and for a few years now Research Fellow…

Are you motivated to understand how the world’s oceans drive ocean circulation, ocean acidification, sea-level rise or coastal erosion? Find out how more about our BSc (Hons) Oceanography and Coastal Processes course plymouth.ac.uk/courses/underg… 4/4

“I chose to study Oceanography with Coastal Processes at Plymouth because it offered me the opportunity to pursue my passion. I was excited to start a new chapter of my life on a course that really interested me and gave me a pathway to turn my passion into a career.” 3/4

Miranda said: “I have always been fascinated by the ocean and the power it holds. As a child and still now, I enjoy being out in or on the water, from swimming to surfing to scuba diving.” 2/4

Discover how studying Oceanography and Coastal Processes helped Miranda Soskin transform her passion for the ocean into a career... 1/4

A day in ‘Looe’ hydrographic surveying seagrass beds University of Plymouth Plymouth Marine Station Tim Scott MarineSciencePlymUni Plymouth Sound National Marine Park Natural England- Devon, Cornwall & Isles of Scilly

Sunny conditions today for OS105 students to experience using sidescan sonar to map the sea floor near the breakwater fort. Many interesting things to spot. Plymouth Marine Station Plymouth Uni Hydro MarineSciencePlymUni University of Plymouth

Falcon Spirit afloat today conducting multi-beam echo sound data collection with OS203 students University of Plymouth Plymouth Marine Station MarineSciencePlymUni

Shameless self-promotion but some of you may be interested. Tim put this video youtu.be/dmwl0LtQRsc together of our field trip to #Maldives as part of Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) project investigating impact of sea-level rise on #atolls . Includes #surfing at end! cprg Chris Mar Plymouth Research

These are our top 9 pictures from 2021 on instagram. It's great to see that even with the pandemic the staff at the Marine Station have been able to keep fieldwork and diving happening safely.

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