public events

1 May 2014 – Laetitia Gunton

Life Inside a Deep-Sea Canyon

6 March 2014 – Dr Paul F Clark, Natural History Museum

Crabs, eels and rubbish: long term studies on the River Thames

An exciting FREE hands-on family fun day about the fascinating work of the UK’s National Oceanography Centre (NOC) in the Oceans of the World.

6 February 2014 –

Jellyfish: a global perspective – Mike Blackett

5 December 2013 –

Britain’s Atlantis – Dunwich, Suffolk – Coastal Erosion, Archaeology and Ultra-high resolution sonar imaging –

3 October 2013 –

Shipwrecks: the English climate and the English landscape –

Climate change and recycling are nothing new, and both played their part in destroying ships and revealing or preserving their remains in unexpected locations.

5 September 2013 –

Robots in the Ocean: How technology is changing the way we measure our oceans

by Maaten Furlong

1 August 2013 –

Marine life of the Gorringe Bank: uncovering secrets at abyssal depths

by Rui Vieira –

Seamounts are underwater mountains rising more than 1000m from the abyssal plain. These are exceptional areas of biodiversity and hotspots of endemic species.

Life and environment: An evaluation of the Gaia Hypothesis

by Professor Toby Tyrrell –

Toby will be signing copies of his book from 6.30pm

Galapagos marine invaders –

by Dr Ken Collins –