public events

Engineering for measurement and sampling of Subglacial Lake Ellsworth, Antarctica: Trials and tribulations –

by Dr Matt Mowlem –

Rigs, robots and deep-sea life: highlights from the SERPENT project –

by Dr Dan Jones –

A journey with White Sharks –

by Oliver Jewell –

This talk will focus around Oliver’s journey as a University of Southampton Undergraduate to a full time researcher and MSc working with white sharks in South Africa.

Diary of a fish: How fish tag themselves

by Kirsteen MacKenzie

This event took place on Saturday 17 March 2012

Ocean and Earth Day 2012 is the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton’s (NOCS) event for the National Science and Engineering Week, and is run in tandem with NOC Liverpool and the University of Southampton Ocean and Earth Science.

Volcano trickery: How to survive an eruption –

by Dr Mike Cassidy –

This presentation brings together messy experiments, fascinating facts, incredible video clips and even some magic to help you to understand one of the most remarkable and dangerous natural phenomena on earth.

The Ediacaran Biota and the development of modern marine ecosystems –

by Alex Liu –

Fish from the continental slope west of the British Isles, 19.30pm at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton –

by Clive Trueman–

Dinner in the deep sea, 19.30pm at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton –

by Diva Amon–

Climate Change: The science behind the spin, 19.30pm at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton –

by Michael Henehan