Projects
At any one time, PML is undertaking around 100 research projects with science and interests stretching from local to global, from lakes to oceanic environments. We collaborate in research projects across the world, and the length and breadth of the global ocean from the poles to the tropics. Our strategic research feeds into national and international strategies such as for the UK and other governments or regulators, and maps onto strategies of public sector bodies, space agencies, charitable foundations and philanthropists, NGOs and industry.
Here you can find a selection of our current projects:
The Economics of Marine Plastic Pollution: What are the Benefits of International Cooperation
Project start: June 2019
Completed projectSCIPPER: Shipping Contributions to Inland Pollution Push for the Enforcement of Regulations
Project start: May 2019
Completed projectNERC Earth Observation Data Analysis and Artificial-Intelligence Service (NEODAAS)
Project start: April 2019
Completed projectPathways Of Dispersal for Cholera And Solution Tools (PODCAST)
Project start: February 2019
Completed projectAtmospheric Composition and Radiative forcing changes due to UN International Ship Emissions regulations (ACRUISE)
Project start: January 2019
Completed projectNorth East Atlantic hub of the Global Ocean Acidification Observing Network
Project start: November 2018
Active projectPortugal Twinning for Innovation and Excellence in Marine Science and Earth Observation (PORTWIMS)
Project start: September 2018
Completed projectAtlantic Meridional Transect Ocean Flux from Satellite Campaign (AMT4OceanSatFlux)
Project start: September 2018
Completed projectChanging Arctic Carbon cycle in the cOastal Ocean Near-shore (CACOON)
Project start: July 2018
Completed projectWar on tiny giants - do viruses impact Pelagibacterales genotype dynamics in the Western English Channel
Project start: June 2018
Completed projectMicrobial carbon pump in a changing ocean: building models for the future
Project start: June 2018
Completed projectEarth observation for sustainable development (EO4SD) - marine resources
Project start: June 2018
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