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Professor Finlo Cottier
Lead Investigator
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Colin Abernethy
Technician
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Dr Neil Banas
Co-investigator
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Dr Lars Boehme
Co-investigator
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Professor Heather Bouman
Co-investigator
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Tim Brand
Technician
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Judith Braun
PhD student
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Professor Andrew Brierley
Co-investigator
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Dr Tom Brown
Affiliated researcher
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Ivan Cautain
PhD student
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Stacey Connan
Affiliated PhD student
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Andy Crabb
Film maker
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Professor Keith Davidson
Co-investigator
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Estelle Dumont
Technician
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Dr Fabian Große
Postdoctoral researcher
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Dr Sian Henley
Co-investigator
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Dr Laura Hobbs
Postdoctoral researcher
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Dr Phil Hwang
Co-investigator
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Professor Mark Inall
Co-investigator
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Dr Kim Last
Co-investigator
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Dr Katharina (Ina) Lefering
Affiliated researcher
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Dr David McKee
Co-investigator
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Sharon Mcneill
Technician
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Elaine Mitchell
Technician
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Prof Bhavani Narayanaswamy
Co-investigator
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Jason Newton
Affiliated co-investigator
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Andrew Orkney
PhD student
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Dr Marie Porter
Postdoctoral researcher
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Jamie Rodgers
Affiliated PhD student
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Trevor Sloughter
Affiliated PhD student
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Dr Emily Venables
Technician
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Dr Callum Whyte
Technician
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Dr Andrew Yool
Co-investigator
Lead Investigator
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Professor Finlo Cottier
Lead Investigator, Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS)
Finlo Cottier is a Senior Lecturer in Polar Oceanography at the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS), based in Oban on the Scottish West Coast. He heads the “Marine Science with Arctic Studies” degree programme run jointly by SAMS and the University of the Highlands and Islands.
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