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A delegation of PML scientists and other experts will be in Nice for the June event
The newest Ocean Panel–commissioned paper outlines a set of principles for the responsible development and governance of marine carbon dioxide remov...
Today (Saturday 31st May) is ‘World No Tobacco Day’, and to mark the occasion, we’re shining a spotlight on Natalie Smith – PhD researcher at...
A new study co-led by PML’s Professor Tim Smyth has revealed a 21% reduction in sunlight zones vital for life in the sea.
Our data from the western English Channel has shown almost continuous marine heatwave conditions for the past two years, and, with the latest unusuall...
It was announced this week that Ofwat, the Water Services Regulation Authority for England and Wales, has awarded funding for the PEDAL project: ‘Pr...
The grant supports innovative AI-driven solutions to tackle urgent environmental challenges
A new PML-led study identifies key enablers to implementing climate-smart Marine Spatial Planning.
As the UK enjoys warmer weather and longer days, our scientists are also enjoying seeing the vibrant plankton communities blossom in UK waters through...
PML’s Dr. Saskia Rühl, a specialist in digital marine biology and machine-learning techniques for data classification, is currently sailing onboard...
Our beloved research vessel, the Plymouth Quest, has been in Penzance for the last few months undergoing some impressive upgrades to help us continue ...
Outdated terms are clouding our view of marine ecosystems – it’s time to update the vocabulary, writes Professor Kevin Flynn.
A new study led by Dr Molly James from Plymouth Marine Laboratory as part of the DREAMS project has introduced a novel approach to assessing the marin...
PML’s Dr Peter Miller’s research on the relationship between ocean fronts and biodiversity hotspots has been cited in the 2024 Offshore Wind Repor...
A team of ocean optics experts, led by Plymouth Marine Laboratory, evaluated the accuracy of above-water optical sensors, using a community-developed ...
Innovative study indicates that a mixed microplastic blend may be substantially more toxic than a single polymer on a key marine food-web species.
The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition is calling for deep sea mining to be ceased
PML’s Professor Ana M Queirós has co-authored a landmark new report, released today, which explores how climate change mitigation, adaptation and...
Could carbon removal from the sea help tackle climate change? PML scientists and colleagues from the University of Exeter have made headlines over the...
A 111-year-old vessel has been adapted to provide state-of-the-art laboratory facilities.
24 July 2025
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