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Posted: 28 February 2024
A study by the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) has discovered a chain of events that leads to hotter and drier European summers.
This means European weather may be predictable months to years... |
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Posted: 15 February 2024
The National Oceanography Centre (NOC) is delighted to once again be hosting the collaborative West P&I Science Bursary to empower students and early career researchers in the field of marine... |
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Posted: 9 February 2024
Phytoplankton are microscopic organisms including bacteria, algae and animals that drift with the ocean currents. Although tiny, they play a very important role in the regulation of our climate... |
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Posted: 8 February 2024
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New data revealed that sea surface temperatures (SST) have already exceeded the record highs of 2023.
Commenting on the news, Dr Joel Hirschi, Associate Head of Marine Systems Modelling... |
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Posted: 2 February 2024
New research led by the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) has shown a significant time difference in the rate of particles sinking to the bottom of the ocean, and why this occurs.
The study,... |