Taking space to COP28

Final Call for Trevor Platt Fellowship Applications

Our brilliant Gayathra Bandara, tells us about his experience as the first-ever Trevor Platt Fellow, and urges aspiring scientists to apply for the 20...

Maximising the potential of Blue Carbon ecosystems

PML and the National Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries commit to international cooperation

Today at the UN Climate Change meeting COP28, in the ‘Rising Seas: Coastal Strategies and Solutions’ side event, PML signed a letter of intent wit...

Major new report confirms just 2°C of warming will trigger irreversible global damage 

Our Professor Helen Findlay, along with over 60 other leading cryosphere experts, contributed the latest in scientific research to inform the State of...

COUNTDOWN TO COP28: PML scientists championing the Ocean in climate negotiations

PML ocean and climate experts will be playing active parts in the 28th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate...

Project ProBleu: Promoting ocean and water literacy in school communities

Plymouth Marine Laboratory have joined forces with the Institute of Marine Sciences (ICM-CSIC) and four other partners to deliver project ProBleu: to ...

PML contributes to multi-organisational report highlighting ocean and climate action

The Roadmap to Oceans and Climate Action (ROCA) initiative, involving governments, international agencies, NGOs, scientific institutions, private sect...

PML supports international calls for increased ocean observations ahead of COP28

Ocean Pavilion partners and stakeholders have unveiled the COP28 Dubai Ocean Declaration in advance of the UN climate conference.

PML scientists once again recognised on the Highly Cited Researchers list

We are thrilled to share the news that PML’s Prof. Pennie Lindeque and Dr Matthew Cole have yet again both been named on Clarivate’s Highly Cited ...

Ocean acidification: a threat to marine ecosystems and economies in the Commonwealth and beyond

TOMORROW: Join a free webinar organised by the Economist Impact: Ocean acidification: a threat to marine ecosystems and economies in the Commonwealth ...

Microplastic research round-up

There has been a flurry of microplastic research papers involving Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML) scientists published over the last month.

Unveiling our new solar carport – saving 65 tonnes of carbon dioxide each year!

Plymouth Marine Laboratory is delighted to announce that the official opening of a brand new solar photovoltaic carport is being held today, with the ...

Storms and heatwaves: the importance of maintaining long-term time-series stations

As Storm Ciarán continues its journey north-east, Professor Tim Smyth reflects on its effect on the Western Channel Observatory – an oceanograp...

In focus: Ocean Acidification 

For Ocean Acidification Week 2023, we’re breaking down the science to help make the issue more accessible for everyone.

Staff Spotlight: Amy Kenworthy – OARS Project Manager

Meet Amy Kenworthy, who joined us recently as the new Project Manager for the “Ocean Acidification Research for Sustainability’ (OARS) programme, ...

OA Week 2023: ocean acidification research for sustainability initiatives around the world

Our friends at the Global Ocean Acidification Observing Network (GOA-ON) have organised an incredible week of webinars – free for all to attend – ...

PhD Student spotlight: Emily Stevenson

Emily Stevenson is a PhD student with PML and the University of Exeter – and has been making a splash in the media recently for her work on plastic ...

PML welcomes £7.5 million boost for marine and maritime innovation in the South West

Innovate UK announce Government funding to support innovation and growth in the region’s marine and maritime sectors.

PhD Studentships with Marine Research Plymouth

Exciting new PhD Studentship opportunities to train tomorrow’s leaders in Environmental Science.

The “three horsemen” of climate-linked biodiversity loss

Our Director of Science Professor Steve Widdicombe has written an article for the Global Ocean Observing System, on the “three horsemen” of climat...

What happened at the Global Plastics Summit?

Our Dr James Clark facilitated discussions on the impact of plastic pollution on “Small Island Developing States’ (SIDS), and proposed solutions a...

Improving methods to study the ‘Plastisphere’

First comparison of the efficiency and efficacy of methods to culture microplastic-colonising bacteria to help increase understanding of the “Plasti...

Ocean circulation, ice melt and increasing tourism could all be contributing to Arctic microplastics

Scientists measured microplastic concentrations in the highly productive Barents Sea and suggest that ocean circulation, ice melt, tourism, inadequate...