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New AI software will revolutionise seabed health checks

SAMS scientist Prof. Tom Wilding takes a sediment sample for analysis
SAMS scientist Prof. Tom Wilding takes a sediment sample for analysis
New AI software will revolutionise seabed health checks

Scientists at SAMS in Oban have trained an AI taxonomist as part of a new method that will revolutionise how seabed health below fish farms is monitored.

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Scientists at SAMS' Culture Collection of Algae and Protozoa will be central to the research effort

Mon, Sep 14, '26

Scientists plan to unlock potential of protists

European centres of expertise to help uncover new applications

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The teams from CCAP (Scotland) and CCAC (Germany) spent a week together at SAMS

Fri, Sep 11, '26

Algal collections make new connections

Visiting curator praises SAMS lab as one of the world's best

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SAMS BSc Marine Science graduates celebrate with SAMS Board Chair Stuart Monro and SAMS Director Nick Owens

Fri, Sep 4, '26

Record number of students graduate from SAMS

Keynote speaker tells graduates they have a 'superpower'

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ACES Stars: Yuliia Buhlak

Mon, Jan 5, '26

Sign up for SAMS Open Day

Mon, Sep 1, '25