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Image: Mesopeglaic fish (credit: Jethro Reading)
A recent study shed light on how mesopelagic fish help move carbon from the surface to the deep ocean. Led by the University of…
All the latest news, dates and developments of the project.
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BIO-Carbon 2025 Annual Meeting
Wednesday 2nd - Thursday 3rd April 2025
National Oceanography Centre, European Way, Southampton SO14 3ZH &…
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Two ambitious research expeditions have successfully been completed in the BIO-Carbon programme. Timed to target key seasonal transitions in the North Atlantic, they advanced our understanding of how marine life contributes to carbon storage in…
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Note that berths can be applied for independently of fellowships, and fellowships do not require a fellow to go to sea.
AtlantiS is a five year programme (2024 – 2029) delivering the continuation and evolution of the UK’s…
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We were delighted to showcase BIO-Carbon science at “Archwiliwch ein planed – Explore our planet” last week.
Cardiff was the first stop for RRS James Cook following our JC269 expedition, which saw the retrieval of the gliders…
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Did you catch us across the BBC network recently?
BBC’s specialist climate team visited us to interview our scientists onboard the RRS James Cook, shining a spotlight on the exciting BIO…
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Forwarded by DOSI and open to anyone with an interest from BIO-Carbon:
Environmental Defense Fund are considering submitting a proposal to the Ocean Visions …
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Today (6th September), scientists and crew set sail onboard the RRS James Cook for the BIO-Carbon programme’s Autumn expedition.
Building on the…
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An international team of scientists led by researchers at three research institutions (National Oceanography Centre, …
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An international team of scientists led by researchers at three research institutions (National Oceanography Centre, …