Marine Biogeochemistry
Marine Biogeochemistry

Projects

Explore our research into the carbon cycle, anthropogenic stressors, geoengineering solutions to climate change, and chemical risk management of marine environments.

Nutrient sensors on autonomous vehicles

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Professor Maeve Lohan

RAGNARoCC: Radiatively active gases from the North Atlantic Region and Climate Change

Status: Not active

Greenhouse Gas Removal via Enhanced Rock Weathering (GGREW)

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Professor Rachael James

Rewiring photosynthesis with synthetic biology

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Professor Tom Bibby

Sentinel products for detecting EUtROphication and Harmful Algal Bloom events in the French-English Channel

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Emeritus Professor Duncan Purdie

Silica Stoichiometry in the Southern Ocean

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Doctor Ben Ward

Single Turnover Active Fluorometry of Encolsed Samples for Autonomous Phytoplankton Productivity (STAFES-APP)

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Professor Mark Moore

The impact of Mid-Ocean Ridges on the ocean's iron supply - NERC - Lohan

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Professor Maeve Lohan

The roles of environment, ecology and evolution in the assembly of plankton communities

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Doctor Ben Ward

Understanding the links between pelagic microbial ecosystems and organic matter cycling in the changing Arctic

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Doctor Ben Ward