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  • PhD student wins Higher Education title
  • New diving support boat put straight to work
  • Chief Scientific Adviser Prof Rowan visits SAMS
  • How is global warming affecting the Arctic?
  • SAMS UHI welcomes international aquaculture cohort
  • SAMS makes a splash for health challenge
  • Marine science lecturers recognised by university
  • Winnie's a winner at national student awards ceremony
  • SAMS helps shape seaweed cultivation guidelines
  • Beluga whales on the 'climate change' diet
  • Brexit minister is SAMS UHI graduation speaker
  • SAMS UHI seeking magnificent seven students
  • Seaweed scientists seek disease-resistant algae
  • SAMS Director welcomes MASTS funding announcement
  • Staff join international March For Science
  • University recognised for promoting women in science
  • Robotics community gets 'blue-sky' thinking
  • Arctic explorers launch research projects at SAMS
  • From Vitoria to Victoria via SAMS UHI
  • SAMS undertakes Scottish seaweed survey
  • Anglers asked to get their flapper snaps out
  • Loch Etive research uncovers clockwork copepods
  • Seaweed research to benefit developing nations
  • SAMS scientists contribute to climate change report
  • Study outlines future scenarios for UK aquaculture
  • SAMS student sails to university prize
  • Marine microplastics detected in ocean bottom-dweller bellies
  • Gathering of polar scientists to make Oban the ‘Gateway to the Arctic’
  • SAMS UHI celebrates student success at graduation 2017
  • Warm welcome greets Arctic science community
  • Marine scientists conduct UK seabed health check
  • Study to assess fish farming in exposed waters
  • SAMS UHI welcomes largest ever PhD student intake
  • SAMS UHI Professor is 'model' marine scientist
  • Global warming threat to Scottish fish stocks
  • SAMS speakers join First Minister at Arctic event
  • Budding Scottish seaweed industry taking shape
  • Marine science community remembers former SAMS Director
  • Scientist addresses Bangladesh government on Blue Economy
    • Euan Paterson SAMS communications and media officer

    Euan Paterson

    Communications and Media Officer

    Euan.Paterson@sams.ac.uk
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