|
Posted: 30 June 2022
DY152 is the highly anticipated expedition to complete final deep-sea tests of our newest ocean robots, sensors and control software. A culmination of several years of shore-based trials, this 20-day expedition will see deployment of several autonomous underwater vehicles (AUV) out into... |
|
Posted: 30 June 2022
MATS is a key event in the marine technology calendar, attracting delegates from around the world. In 2021 we saw 31 insightful presentations across three days of networking opportunities. Abstracts are open now for our 2022 event and we’re calling on innovative pioneers and thought... |
|
Posted: 28 June 2022
A world-first study led by the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) following research off the coast of Scotland suggests that storing carbon dioxide (CO2) under the sea in a process known as carbon capture and storage (CCS) is both viable and safe. In the unlikely event of unintended CO2... |
|
Posted: 27 June 2022
|
|
Posted: 24 June 2022
The National Oceanography Centre (NOC) and the University of Southampton’s Centre for Global Constitutionalism co-hosted a lively panel discussion last week to reflect on what kinds of global governance instruments are required for the world to meet UN Sustainable Development Goal 14: Ocean and... |
|
Posted: 20 June 2022
The National Oceanography Centre invites you to watch our open access on-demand videos from this years World Oceans Day. Whatever your interest, education or time zone there is something waiting here for you. Our team of speakers were excited to share their latest science... |
|
Posted: 15 June 2022
The National Oceanography Centre’s (NOC) innovations team has released a new enhanced version of its offshore tidal prediction software, ‘Polpred’. The software uses a large number of highly accurate and scientifically validated ocean models to produce the best possible... |
|
Posted: 14 June 2022
Engineers and scientists from the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) have successfully recovered the renowned state-of-the-art underwater robot, Boaty McBoatface, from Thales Turnchapel Wharf in Plymouth, where it completed its most recent deployment out in the Southwest Approaches... |
|
Posted: 13 June 2022
A study by scientists at the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) has shown that carbon storage in the deep ocean may be considerably less permanent than previously assumed, raising questions about the role the ocean may play as a carbon sink in the future. Marine life keeps... |
|
Posted: 10 June 2022
To mark this year’s World Oceans Day on 8 June, the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) hosted an evening of networking and knowledge sharing at London’s prestigious Royal Society. The event was the first major gathering since the NOC became an independent charity in 2019.... |
- Technology Development
- Technology Archive
- See also:
- Data and Research Facilities
- British Oceanographic Data Centre (external link)
- British Ocean Sediment Core Research Facility (external link)
- Culture Collection of Algae and Protozoa (external link)
- Discovery Collections
- National Tidal and Sea Level Facility (external link)
- NERC Data Catalogue Service (external link)
- Permanent Service for Mean Sea Level (external link)
- Research Ships
- National Marine Equipment Pool
- Coastal and Shelf Seas Instrumentation Services
- Laboratories, Workshops and Testing Facilities
- National Oceanographic Library
- Hosting Events at NOC Southampton
- See also:
- Our National Role
- Our International Role
- See also: