event news

Saturday 21 May 2016
10.30 am - 4.00 pm (last entry 3.30 pm)

For one day of the year the centre opens it's doors to the public, giving a unique view into the ground breaking science and engineering undertaken on this special site.

15–17 March 2016

The NOC will be exhibiting at Oceanology International in March at stand A235,showcasing capability in both Science and Technology. Running alongside will be programme of talks and presentations hosted in room 9.

PLEASE NOTE – November’s Marine Life Talk will break from tradition and take place on the second Thursday of the month – 12 November 2015

Evolution, climate and the fossil record: what plankton can tell us – speaker Anieke Brombacher

2 July 2015 – The secret world of deep-sea sharks –
Christopher Bird

Due to unforeseen circumstances there will not be a Marine Life Talk this month

Devotees of the Marine Life Talks may be interested in the following public talks taking place later this month:

2 April 2015 – Deep-sea tubeworms and super-fast fossils –

Magdalena Georgieva PhD student at Natural History Museum, London and University of Leeds

5 March 2015 – The physiology of climate change: move, acclimatise, adapt or die –

James Morris

5 February 2015 – Coccolithophores: microscopic algae with a global impact –

Chris Daniels

8 January 2015 – Dr Tim Ferrero, Head of Marine Conservation, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust –

Mud, Maps and Marine Conservation Zones: The role of the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust in marine conservation

CANCELLED – 

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, the Marine Life Talk scheduled for 4 December will not now take place.

The next talk will be on 8 January 2015.