Great day of filming on University of Plymouth Wavedancer to support our MarineSciencePlymUni teaching - thanks to Mark Wiggins for catching skills, @oceansciencetec and skippers Chris & Chris!

Busy @pu_cprg @pu_cmar day installing the camera, laser scanner and met station systems at Dawlish for the CreamT project. The @wirewall_NOC installation is also well under way. Plymouth Research MarineSciencePlymUni South West Rail Resilience Programme

A typical day onboard with students being taught the skills required to conduct a hydrographic survey using a twin head MBES system ⁦University of Plymouth⁩ ⁦Victor Abbott⁩ ⁦@HydSocUK⁩ ⁦Marine Institute⁩ ⁦MarineSciencePlymUni⁩ ⁦⁦@oceansciencetec⁩

Come do a #postdoc with me! I am looking for a passionate and numerate #PostDoctoral Research Fellow / Senior Research Fellow to investigate changes in biodiversity indicators as part of an EU-funded science-policy project. This is an awesome project! hrservices.plymouth.ac.uk/tlive_webrecru…

Lovely morning for data collection aboard RV JoJo for Ocean Science students. Deploying ADCP, Valeport current meter, seabed CTD and the first deployment of SWift CTD Teledyne Valeport @oceansciencetec University of Plymouth RV Wavedancer also afloat in the background with the marine biologists.

Jak McCarroll's key output of the BLUEcoast project: a new rules-based shoreface translation and sediment budgeting tool for estimating coastal change. The tool is inspired by many previous approaches. Paper freely available: doi.org/10.1016/j.marg…. Coastal Processes Research Group Plymouth Research

A stable ocean might sound idyllic, but the reality is less comforting. Dr Phil Hosegood explains why increasing stability could create a 'nutrient drought', which would impact ocean life and the climate. The Conversation MarineSciencePlymUni theconversation.com/the-ocean-is-b…

So pleased we have been able to arrange a proper and covid-safe field course for our 3rd year MarineSciencePlymUni students. Wonderful spring weather and Plymouth Sound remains a great natural field laboratory.

Mapping the coastal zone at Wembury with 3rd year MarineSciencePlymUni students. Three days of shallow water multibeam and drone-based aerial mapping. They now have two days to pull all the data together and deliver to client! Me! University of Plymouth Coastal Processes Research Group

Listen to BBC Radio 4's episode of @Costingtheearth at 3.30pm today to hear Prof. Richard C Thompson OBE FRS talk about the UK's marine environment. Listen back by searching for Costing the Earth on BBC Sounds, or find it here: bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/b…

Marine Conservation students study benthic species by comparing beam trawl catches from dredged and un-dredged areas of Plymouth Sound.Simon Ingram University of Plymouth

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Our new paper on using Alternative data sources to fill the gaps in data-poor fisheries is now available online Plymouth Research @Marineverts MarineSciencePlymUni academic.oup.com/icesjms/advanc…

Please Retweet! Looking for a fully-funded #PhD? Passionate about #plankton and #imaging technology? Come join the iCPR team with The Continuous Plankton Recorder (CPR) Survey, MBA - Marine Biological Association & University of Plymouth on this exciting project! 👇

We have been named as one of the top 25 institutions globally in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2021. The rankings are the only global performance tables that assess universities against the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). 🔗plymouth.ac.uk/news/universit…

Coastal Processes Research Group featured in the latest University of Plymouth Alumni magazine, "Under the microscope: coast to coast Rip currents, storm chasing and beach erosion with a remarkable team of researchers" plymouth.ac.uk/alumni-friends… MarineSciencePlymUni Marine Institute

Stage 2 module ‘Researching The Marine Environment’ - BSc (Hons) Oceanography and Coastal Processes pathway...

The start of another busy period supporting OS206 fieldwork by deploying a range of ADCP bed frames and working in partnership with Nortek Group Marine Institute @oceansciencetec University of Plymouth

What governs the directional wave climate of UK and Ireland? Read all about it in Coastal Processes Research Group latest paper in Earth's Future, led by Tim Scott and in collaboration with @BrunoCastelle and the Met Office: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…. Open Access! MarineSciencePlymUni Plymouth Research

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