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  • MID-FLOE! SAMS scientists in Antarctic this week
  • Latest publications from National Dive Facility
  • Expedition blog live from Atlantic
  • How do underwater landscapes shape the deep-ocean ecosystem?
  • A new collection of Alexandrium cultures available at CCAP
  • BioMara wins widespread publicity for SAMS
  • Novel triggers for defense reactions in kelp
  • Learning from the scale of geographical patterns of abundance
  • Planet Earth's podcast on Seaglider
  • An invasive, copper-hyperaccumulating plant
  • Clock-Work Worms
  • An iron-clad partnership
  • MAPPING THE SEABED
  • Bacterial emulsifier with biotechnology potential discovered at SAMS
  • SAMS glider launched
  • Glider webpage now live!
  • End-to-end-strategy for the North Atlantic - new publication
  • Microbial Food Web Publication
  • Toxic Phytoplankton Monitoring Awarded ISO Standard
  • The suitability of benthic indices in EIA - new paper!
  • SAMS Physical Oceanographers monitoring Arctic Ocean
  • Toxic Phytoplankton Monitoring Accreditation
  • Antarctic diary - final entries
  • Marine Algae from the Straits of Malacca
  • UNMANNED UNDERWATER VEHICLE FOR SAMS
  • Antarctic krill migrations
  • SAMS in the Antarctic
  • New biocides for controlling crustacea in fish farms
  • SAMS Scientist Keynote Speaker at Israeli/French Symposium
  • Welcome to our new undergraduates!
  • Final reports from the Arctic
  • 'Pump up the volume' on marine renewables?
  • Aerial jellyfish survey
  • SAMS technology aids aggregate extraction impact studies
  • OCEAN GLIDER TO BE LAUNCHED BY SAMS
  • Suil na Mara makes its maiden voyage!
  • 3 SAMS scientists reach the Arctic
  • How do underwater landscapes shape the deep-ocean ecosystem?
  • Ageing Antarctic ooze - new paper out
  • An invasive, copper-hyperaccumulating plant
  • Are bacteria helping to seed the oceans?
  • 58th Meeting of the British Phycological Society
  • The TopoDeep Project
  • News arriving from North Atlantic Seamount
  • Sea ice research is covered by Nature
    • Euan Paterson SAMS communications and media officer

    Euan Paterson

    Communications and Media Officer

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