The cool twin of carbon dioxide gets some worthy attention

I spy with my little eye, good &bad things floating on the ocean: SoapBox Science with Dr Biermann

Our Dr Lauren Biermann spoke with BBC Radio 2 today about her upcoming SoapBox Science talk this weekend, which will focus on her work using satellite...

I spy with my little eye, good & bad things floating on the ocean: SoapBox Science with Dr Biermann

Our Dr Lauren Biermann spoke with BBC Radio 2 today about her upcoming SoapBox Science talk this weekend, which will focus on her work using satellite...

Ocean Organizations Unite to Call for Precaution in Ocean Carbon Dioxide Removal Research

Staff Spotlight: Dr Lauren Biermann – Marine Remote Sensing Scientist

Impacts of offshore wind farms: new evidence base

Just released: a new evidence base on the environmental impacts of offshore wind farm developments and the outcomes for marine ecosystem services.

Measuring manmade and natural gases in the sea air

Our Dr Frances Hopkins talks about how the Marine Biogeochemistry team measure various gases produced both by human activities and naturally by the oc...

Driving with flatter tyres increases the amount of microplastics released into the environment

Our Dr Samantha Garrard explains in a new article published in The Conversation UK why you should check your tyres: maintaining the correct tyre press...

Celebrating the International Day of Biological Diversity

Monday 22nd May marks the “International Day of Biological Diversity’, a day sanctioned by the United Nations for the promotion of biodiversity is...

Coastal lights trick coral reefs into early spawning

Research published in Nature Communications shows, for the first time, that corals exposed to artificial light at night are spawning one to three days...

How eddies enhance the absorption of carbon: a South Atlantic Ocean study  

An oceanic phenomena: investigating the effects of “mesoscale eddies’ on the air-sea CO2 sink in the South Atlantic Ocean

Staff Spotlight: Dr Matt Frost - Head of the PML International Office

Dr Matt Frost has recently taken up the position of Head of the PML International Office, to help drive forward PML’s vision for a sustainable ocean...

What are the effects of decommissioning man-made structures on marine ecosystems globally?

Scientists have released a plain language summary of a publication that examined the scientific evidence for impacts of decommissioning man-made struc...

PML scientists at major conference: 'Effects of Climate Change on the World's Oceans'

PML Welcomes New Honorary Fellow Torsten Thiele

Internationally-renowned expert on blue finance and ocean governance

Predicting the changing marine conditions with future digital twins

A pioneering application of machine learning is helping scientists to emulate highly complex physical-biogeochemical marine processes, to forecast mar...

Student Spotlight: Perle Deaibes

Perle Deaibes is completing a research internship at Plymouth Marine Laboratory under supervisor Dr Mahasweta Saha.

OSPAR report on ocean acidification released

The report has been supported by three ocean acidification experts from Plymouth Marine Laboratory.

New appointment for PML’s International Office

We are delighted to welcome Dr Matt Frost to the PML family, who is taking up the position of Head of the PML International Office.

Ship emissions: New study shows scope for 'faster, better, cheaper' monitoring

Potential to increase ship emission monitoring to 100% coverage of the global ocean and attribute to individual ships.

Projections show that the seas of Southeast Asia may warm by 1.1 to 2.9°C through the 21st century

Modelling study highlights potential effects of climate change on marine ecosystems in Southeast Asian seas.

From lab to lawmaking: PML participates in the Royal Society 'Pairing scheme'

The initiative is designed to give scientists and policymakers an opportunity to experience each other’s worlds.

LEAF: Sustainability at Plymouth Marine Laboratory

Rapid collective climate action required, according to major UN report

PML science supports the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assessment.