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Marine Physics

@marinephysics

Marine Physics Research Group - University of Plymouth @plymuni.

 Plymouth, Devon, UK
marinephysics.org/
Joined October 2011
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Great #marine photo entry by @AlexNimmoSmith @PlymUni @PlymUniMI - just one click from the link to vote!
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Check out the latest entry to our #TMPhotoContest submitted by Alex Nimmo Smith from University of Plymouth @PlymUni Click here to VOTE NOW bit.ly/2JLGjsM #TMPhotoContest2019 #SeaShootShare
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MPRG ready for departure to Chagos
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Congratulations Sam Cox on a (very!) successful defence of her PhD thesis yesterday investigating oceanographic drivers for foraging
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Attention to detail... No problem identifying our pallets in Chagos!
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Good job Alex opening (and overseeing the building of) the Marine Station with Prince Albert II of Monaco!
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New time-lapse video from the SMILES cruise:smiles-project.org. Shot by Zoe, 1 of our BSc students who came along for her dissertation
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Thanks for the hospitality Manta Trust in Maldives during collaboration on physics role in Manta foraging. Temperature sensors on their way!
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Latest blog post from the #SMILESproject by Dr John Taylor: smiles-project.org/news.html
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SeaSoar recovery on the #SMILES project; used for large-scale surveys and operated by the NMF.
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The JCR steamed south today and captured more MSS data. Too rough to tow anything! #rockingandrolling #SMILESproject
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View from CTD winch control looking forward with the setting full moon at dawn. #SMILESproject #southernocean
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The motion in lumpy seas makes deploying instrumentation too dangerous.
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The James Clark Ross is currently hove to and instruments are secure (wave buoy in bottom right) #SMILESproject
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#SMILESproject participants and @PlymUni students Holly Ayres and Zoe Waring's latest post: westernmorningnews.co.uk/Blo…
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Some tracks from the latest deployment of the drogued drifters along an ocean front #SMILESproject #JamesClarkRoss
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The #SMILESproject has paused after the first set of experiments to wait for a storm to pass.
Advance party boarding MoD flight to Falklands for SMILES... See progress on smiles-project.org (website being developed during cruise)
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Out to Sunday Lunch with storm researchers | Western Morning News- great undergrad. opportunities at Plymouth! m.westernmorningnews.co.uk/S…
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And the Minibat put in a long shift last night - sure it appreciated the warm water more than Teignmouth!
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