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Understanding waves through satellite data
29 June 2021A unique new study builds on understanding of how ocean waves behave in coastal areas, using data from satellite-based altimetry measurements.
Using remote sensing technologies to understand the impact of ocean acidification on a remote Arctic
22 June 2021In a new paper published in Frontiers in Marine Science, scientists call for increased consideration of ocean acidification to help inform future fish...
Going viral: What happens to infected phytoplankton?
10 June 2021Even phytoplankton, one of the ocean's smallest but most important groups of organisms, are susceptible to viruses. A new study takes an in-depth look...
Marine Research Plymouth cements city’s reputation as the UK’s go-to location for marine science
8 June 2021The city of Plymouth has seen its position as an international centre of excellence for marine research further enhanced after its three leading scien...
New report highlights why the ocean matters in climate negotiations COP26 is underway
8 June 2021On World Oceans Day, and ahead of the G7 later this week, leading UK experts shine a spotlight on the critical role the ocean plays in greatly slowing...
New study shows a 50% decline in Krill abundance in the North Atlantic
2 June 2021A team of UK and French scientists have shown a huge decline in North Atlantic krill over the last 60 years driven primarily by climate variability an...
'Champagne' technology to capture carbon dioxide via the oceans
24 May 2021A new method of capturing carbon from seawater could help us tackle climate change.
Environmental improvements at PML
18 May 2021The team at PML, in conjunction with external contractors, have been working incredibly hard to complete environmental improvements to PML's building ...
Spotting Brittany's 'Green Tides' from space
13 May 2021';Green tides'; of algae have wreaked havoc across the coastlines of Brittany, France, for half a century due to high levels of agricultural runoff. W...
Measuring ocean colour
10 May 2021Accurate satellite measurements of ocean colour are vital for assessing the health of the ocean. A new study, part of the AMT4OceanSatFlux programme, ...
Award for detecting marine plastic from space
5 May 2021We are delighted to share the news that PML's Dr Lauren Biermann has won the Science category of the Ocean Awards 2021 for her development of a pionee...
Launch of briefing paper on nature-based solutions for climate change, people and biodiversity
27 April 2021Today sees the launch of a comprehensive briefing paper on 'Nature-based solutions for climate change, people and biodiversity' by a collaboration of ...
Second UN World Ocean Assessment calls for urgent changes in how we interact with the ocean
23 April 2021The failure to deal with the pressures placed on the ocean by human activities continues to present the greatest threat to the ocean, according to the...
Microplastics buried by marine animals
26 March 2021The presence of microplastics in the ocean is a growing concern, but there';s still a lot we don';t know about how marine organisms interact with them...
Countdown to launch of Plymouth’s autonomous fleet
24 March 2021Scientists, industry leaders and local government are counting down to the launch of a first-of-its-kind multi-million-pound fleet of innovative and i...
Open-source technology offers expansion of satellite validation capability
11 March 2021Solar-tracking radiometry for all: PML publishes open-source hardware and software for the solar-tracking radiometry platform (So-Rad).
Floating the idea: PML supporting the development of an innovative renewable energy platform to serve off-grid coastal communities
10 March 2021The large-scale seawater tanks and data analysis expertise at Plymouth Marine Laboratory's Smart Sound workshop are being used to conduct stability te...
International Women's Day at PML
8 March 2021The 8th March 2021 marks International Women';s Day; to celebrate, we spoke to some of the PML team about their challenges, successes and hopes for th...
Paul James joins PML Board of Trustees
8 March 2021We are delighted to welcome Mr Paul James as the latest member of our Board of Trustees.
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EGU General Assembly
23 April 2023
Second International Ocean Data Conference
20 March 2023
UN 2023 Water Conference
22 March 2023
AI UK 2023: Alan Turing Institute
21 March 2023