Congratulations Beth, super proud to see you graduating! ❤️ @plymgrad #plymgrad

Goodbye Chicago, its been a great time!

#CopernicusSanta 🇪🇺🛰️ gifts are coming❗️ Plymouth in #UK 🇬🇧 as seen by #Sentinel2 Special #HolidaySeason present 🎁 for @anuth_nishal

Managed to capture something very cool this evening. Three surfers at Bigbury hanging around on the tidal front and posing for a photo!

Meet our first #cetaceans #webinar speaker Clare Embling! Clare is an associate professor of marine ecology University of Plymouth & specialises in biological oceanography and marine vertebrate ecology. Register now to learn more about her research on cetaceans! zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Truly fortunate to get to undertake fieldwork in some stunning places, this time the Maldives for some mooring servicing and redeployments, as well as a bit of survey.

Today is the day - last day to get your abstract in! The line up is looking excellent for the first UK Coastal Research Conference - get your abstract in to be a part of it! plymouth.ac.uk/whats-on/unite…

Alternative improvised bathymetry collection for an area that doesn't allow boats : Human towed, pelicase mounted, mini echosounder. Rigged up by Peter Ganderton

When one of your clients sends you some photos of their research work in the Maldives…..thank you Peter Ganderton University of Plymouth for sharing!!! Not jealous at all

Just had my pass come in the post for #EGU23 and seen that it also counts as a public transport ticket for the week. What a great idea!

Found University of Plymouth @oceansciencetec Wavedancer making the most of the fab conditions round at bovisand today for some scientific diving.

Sorry to my hotel neighbour who has probably heard my talk 10 times now. For everyone else; come along this Friday to hear about some of the ecosystem impacts from the 2019 IOD event, and how small-scale processes play an important role in modulating localised effects. #EGU23

Scientists have discovered the deepest known evidence of coral reef bleaching, more than 90 metres below the surface of the Indian Ocean. [Thread 🧵]

Back at Perranporth Beach for our monthly topographic surveys. First one of the year with dry weather, and first time seeing the new CWT Penhale notches in person

Back into Cornwall this week to service long term standalone met stations as part of Making Space for Sand

Earlier start today to catch the low tide, but that also means catching the sunrise!