In the News: Media Coverage

Craig Rooney of the Glasgow Science Centre is getting on-board a ship heading to the Arctic on 23 April 2018. He is accompanying scientists from the Arctic PRIZE project on their  2-week research cruise to the Barents Sea. Read more

Antonia Doncila, PhD student in the ARISE project, won the \"Behaviour\" category of the 2017 Royal Society Photography Competition.  Read more

Dr Christian März, leader of the ChAOS project, has written a short article for the Geochemistry Group on the launch of their new website (https://geochemistry.group/). Read more

In association with the University of Leeds and the Priestley International Centre for Climate Change, the ChAOS team have prepared a short video clip to highlight the impacts of climate change in the Arctic. Read more

Leading women across the South West are coming together to inspire the next generation with the Westcountry Wonderwomen workshop. Read more

\"An international group of researchers is setting off on a voyage to unlock the dark secrets of the Arctic.\" News item on BBC website by Ken Macdonald. Read more

The Barents Sea is a wild, dark, stormy old ocean. Who would want to be out there on a ship in January? Julia Horton presents an overview of the CAO programme in the NERC Planet Earth magazine (Autumn/Winter 2017 edition). Access to the full article here. Read more

Dr Marie Porter is part of a two-page spread on women in science in the Daily Record (published 11 November 2017). The focus of the article was on women in science on NERC-funded research projects. The publication by the Daily Record coincided with the NERC UnEarthed event that took place… Read more

\"Warmer temperatures mean the Canadian High Arctic’s shallow lakes are no longer freezing to the bottom, allowing tiny creatures to thrive. Researchers predict these new conditions will be inhospitable to fish and will produce more greenhouse gases.\" Read more

Dr Kim Last, investigator on DIAPOD (and Arctic PRIZE), is quoted about his work on a recent scientific publication with German collaborators, where they investigated the behaviour of copepods in Loch Etive, west coast of Scotland. Read more

Coverage of the departure of the first cruise of the Programme to the Arctic Ocean. Read more

Radio interview with Julian Clegg on BBC Radio Solent and a short video clip with PSO Dr Jo Hopkins on-board the RRS James Clark Ross on the eve of departure of the first Changing Arctic Ocean Programme cruise to the Barents Sea. Interview starts at 1 hour 57 mins. Read more