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We’ve supported studies investigating sea-level measurement, water-quality assessment, light measurement, functional ecology, cell biology, animal genomics, paleoclimatology, ocean acidification, biogeochemistry, eco-physiology, habitat mapping and science-based maritime archaeology

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Our research has been conducted across the UK and Europe, in all the World’s oceans, and in temperate, tropical and polar conditions.

Research

Diving-based collections of long-lived bivalve molluscs have been used in a number of paleoclimatic studies that are reconstructing ocean variability over scales ranging from seasonal to multi-centennial.

Cardiff University, Bangor University, University of Exeter and Keele University

05/10/2017

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Diving supported accurate multi-scale coring, injection and extraction of samples used to determine the dynamics of pore water in subsurface sediments at the site of a controlled CO2 release experiment.

Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) and others

28/09/2014

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Photogrammetric techniques have been used to accurately estimate the levels of coral bleaching and coral mortality in the Chagos Archipelago.

UCL and Bangor University

16/09/2019

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A diving based study of UK kelp forests, undertaken over a latitudinal gradient, has shown that carbon assimilation and transfer through temperate marine ecosystems will be diminished under a warmer ocean climate.

MBA Plymouth and Aberystwyth University

03/06/2018