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.

Autonomous underwater monitoring of kelp-farm biomass, growth, health and biofouling using optical sensors.

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Emeritus Professor Duncan Purdie

BiOcean5D

Status: Active

Horizon Europe (UKRI funded) BIOcean5D

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Doctor Ben Ward

Nitrogen powering life in an active serpentinising system – analogue to early life on Earth

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Professor Phyllis Lam

Quantifying the Ecological and Biogeochemical Impact of Mixotrophy at the Global-Scale - Royal Society URF - Roberts

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Doctor Ben Ward

Trophic Diversity in Marine Ecosystems

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Doctor Ben Ward

Radium in Changing Environments: A Novel Tracer of Iron Fluxes at Ocean Margins

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Professor Maeve Lohan

An unexpected requirement for silicon in coccolithophore calcification: ecological and evolutionary implications

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Professor Toby Tyrrell

Atlantic BiogeoChemical fluxes (ABC) - Moore - NERC

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Professor Mark Moore

Can early warning signals be reliably detected in the Cenozoic palaeoclimate record?

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Professor Toby Tyrrell