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Following the first field test of our #IFCB from McLane Research Labs, lots has been happening Plymouth Marine Lab in our Natural Environment Research Council #APICS project. Our new buoy from Hydrosphere has been delivered and our second bespoke(!) plankton camera from Plankton Analytics has arrived!

Want to learn all about marine phytoplankton and pursue a rewarding research career? If so, we have an exciting apprenticeship opportunity on offer 👇

Come check out my poster today at #SETACSeville! Poster #323 🌱 A Plastic Trap? Factors influencing microplastics trapping in coastal vegetated wetlands 🌱 @ARIES_DTP Plymouth Marine Lab UEA School of Environmental Sciences

Fantastic article and great to see our Plastisphere research highlighted too! Aimee Murray @SciMatty Prof Pennie Lindeque

Fascinating article on the state of play in nanoplastics research including the application of techniques such as Py-GC-MS) by Nina Notman Prof. Richard C Thompson OBE FRS Florence Parker-Jurd Mark Stevenson @rpancost Prof Pennie Lindeque chemistryworld.com/features/one-o…

If you would like to know more about "Co-existence of fisheries and offshore wind: opportunities, challenges, and perspectives"..... come to Session G #ICESADC24 next Tuesday where I'll be presenting new research Plymouth Marine Lab UKERC

🎉 Excited and honoured that my Uni of Exeter's ESI and Plymouth Marine Lab #PhD has been selected as a finalist in the University of Exeter Knowledge Exchange Awards 2024 with Exeter Innovation! Looking forward to seeing the other finalists and hearing the results in October ☺️ #ExeKEAwards24

First day at MICRO 2024! Plastic Pollution from Macro to Nano 23 - 27 September 2024, International Conference, Lanzarote, Canary Islands. Prof. Richard C Thompson OBE FRS Prof Pennie Lindeque Florence Parker-Jurd @Francesca De Falco Rachel Coppock

Some fantastic talks at #Micro2024 from the #PlymouthMarine team. #Exetermarine

What next for #microplastic research? PML senior scientists and students are among those presenting and chairing at the #MICRO24 conference in #Lanzarote this week inc. Prof Pennie Lindeque Samantha Garrard Charlotte Woodhouse. Read more: pml.ac.uk/news/microplas… #microplastics #plasticpollution

PML is being represented by Professor Penelope Lindeque, Dr Matthew Cole, Dr Samantha Garrard, Dr Rachel Coppock, Charlotte Woodhouse, Christine Pascoe, Lucy Howarth-Forster, Natalie Smith & Hayley Mcilwraith. #micro24 #microplastics #plasticpollution

Just gave my first talk at #MICRO2024 Having a great time in lanzarote listening to talks and making new connections ☀️ Thank you for all the support and everyone who attended!

What a blast to co-chair with @PlasticSediment and Rachel Coppock the walking group 6 at #MICRO2024. Great discussions on biodegradable plastics, on testing their degradation and effects. Very happy to have met all these incredible scientists!!!

Congratulations Emily on this fantastic well deserved award 😊 👏 #proudsupervisor Plymouth Marine Lab University of Exeter, Cornwall @ExeterMarine

‼️ NEW PUBLICATION ‼️ Proud to share the first paper from my PhD, a critical review ‘Assessing the chemical landscape of the Galápagos Marine Reserve’. Available, open access here ➡️ sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Exeter Biosciences @ExeterMarine ECORISC CDT Galapagos Conservation Trust Pacific Plastics: Science to Solutions

We are proud to say that Prof. Pennie Lindeque Prof Pennie Lindeque and Dr Matt Cole have been named on the Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher List of 2024. Massive congratulations to you both and to the other highly cited researchers 🎉

Scientists, policymakers, and community leaders will gather tomorrow at the Island Assembly to address the urgent state of #Devon’s #rivers, with PML’s Prof Pennie Lindeque, Professor Andy Rees and Dr Frankie Hopkins bringing the #science to bear: pml.ac.uk/news/experts-a…

The 'Island Assembly', hosted at the beautiful #BurghIsland and organised by Avon River Champions and Bigbury Net Zero, focused on the pressing issue of #WaterPollution in Devon’s rivers, with discussions centered on local and national strategies for improving #WaterQuality.

Professor Pennie Lindeque commented on the day:

Enjoy some snaps taken on the day from the trio 👇 You may spot PML Emeritus Fellow Anthony (Tony) Hawkins, and also Monty Halls - renowned marine biologist, conservationist, and broadcaster - who delivered the keynote address!