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We were delighted to showcase BIO-Carbon science at “Archwiliwch ein planed – Explore our planet” last week. 

Cardiff was the first stop for RRS James Cook following our JC269 expedition, which saw the retrieval of the gliders…

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BBC’s specialist climate team visited us to interview our scientists onboard the RRS James Cook, shining a spotlight on the exciting BIO…

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Environmental Defense Fund are considering submitting a proposal to the Ocean Visions …

Today (6th September), scientists and crew set sail onboard the RRS James Cook for the BIO-Carbon programme’s Autumn expedition.

Building on the…

An international team of scientists led by researchers at three research institutions (National Oceanography Centre, …

An international team of scientists led by researchers at three research institutions (National Oceanography Centre, …

The presentations from the BIO-Carbon 2024 Annual Science Meeting are now available!

Earlier this year, the meeting brought together a wide range of experts interested in how marine life helps the ocean store carbon, including both BIO-…

Through the Future Marine Research Infrastructure (FMRI) programme, NERC seeks to develop and deliver a research infrastructure that enables the UK’s marine science aspirations and ambitions.

To find out more about the…

The BIO-Carbon 2024 Annual Science Meeting taking place from 27-29th February at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, brought together a wide range of experts interested in how marine life helps the ocean store carbon, including both…

A new early career group has been launched to connect ocean professionals interested in how marine life stores carbon. The group will officially be kicked off at the upcoming BIO-Carbon Annual Meeting taking place from 27th Feb…