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Deep-sea sensors will improve climate forecasts

Dr Kristin Burmeister with the Sonardyne Fetch AZA ahead of deployment in the Atlantic Ocean
Dr Kristin Burmeister with the Sonardyne Fetch AZA ahead of deployment in the Atlantic Ocean
Deep-sea sensors will improve climate forecasts

Marine scientists have deployed new hi-tech deep-sea instruments on either side of the Atlantic Ocean in an effort to improve measurements of the strength of global ocean currents that drive much of the Earth’s climate.

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Prof Michael Burrows is part of an international group of scientists calling on a new strategy to tackle the climate crisis and biodiversity loss.

Fri, Apr 28, '23

SAMS scientist adds voice to 'twin crises' warning

Prof Michael Burrows named among world's most influential climate researchers

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This year's BSc Marine Science fourth year students were praised for their presenting skills at the annual SAMS Student Conference

Wed, Apr 26, '23

Students showcase their academic abilities

Talks on topics from shellfish poisoning to marine mammals

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Blue carbon is the term for carbon captured in the world’s oceans, including organisms like seaweeds

Thu, Apr 20, '23

Water retailer helps SAMS tap into new research

New project to verify the effectiveness of seaweed in marine carbon capture

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Oceans for Good

Thu, Mar 24, '22

Algae events set for April

Mon, Mar 14, '22

SAMS represented at COP26

Mon, Nov 1, '21

SAMS Review of the Year 2020

Mon, Jan 18, '21

SAMS strategy release

Wed, Jul 29, '20