News tagged with: marine,research
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![The °µÍø½âÃÜ and Europe’s largest defence technology company, Helsing, have signed an agreement which will see them collaborating on a range of initiatives to drive progress in marine autonomy]()
University and Helsing forge new partnership to drive innovation
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: The University and Helsing, Europe’s largest defence technology company, have signed an agreement which will see them collaborating on a range of initiatives to drive progress in marine autonomy.
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![The °µÍø½âÃÜ has joined partners from the city and the wider South West to showcase °µÍø½âÃÜ’s status as the UK’s National Centre for Marine Autonomy (NCMA) to a global audience]()
University helps to showcase National Centre for Marine Autonomy unveiled at Oceanology International 2026
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: Senior leaders from the University have joined researchers, technicians, students, and graduates at the global launch of the National Centre for Marine Autonomy at Oceanology International 2026
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Delivering innovation and education in marine autonomy
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: The °µÍø½âÃÜ is part of a city delegation to Oceanology International 2026, the world’s premier biennial ocean technology exhibition, for the global launch of the National Centre for Marine Autonomy
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Partnership develops real-time marine mammal detection system
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: A new Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) combines expertise in marine conservation, robotics, marine autonomy and sensor technology from the °µÍø½âÃÜ and MSeis
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University helps to launch National Marine Autonomy Accelerator to drive innovation and opportunity
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: Delivered through a partnership of Tech South West, Babcock International Group and the University, the programme will support high-growth companies working in autonomous marine systems
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![Drone footage captured by the °µÍø½âÃÜ's Coastal Processes Research Group on February 5, 2026 showing the A379 between Torcross and Strete in South Devon damaged by a series of winter storms]()
Storms and shifting sands – assessing the ocean’s impact on Start Bay
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: Members of the University’s Coastal Processes Research Group have been conducting assessments along Start Bay for the past 20 years, charting the changes caused by rising sea levels and increased storms
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![A screengrab from a video showing a pollack being lowered back into the ocean, and then released, after being caught as part of a research project led by the °µÍø½âÃÜ]()
Releasing pollack at depth could benefit their long-term survival
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: New research led by the University has suggested changing how pollack are released after being caught by recreational anglers could have a marked difference on the fisheries’ long-term sustainability
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Cutting edge new testing capabilities support the UK’s marine autonomy ambitions
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: The University is part of a consortium that has launched the first stage of a dedicated maritime autonomy sensor and weather test range in °µÍø½âÃÜ Sound
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Project investigates public attitudes and perceptions towards the decommissioning of marine artificial structures
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: The University is leading the READ-ME initiative, which will use a range of techniques to document attitudes and perceptions in order to generate crucial knowledge to guide sustainable ocean management
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Partnership tackles contamination in materials dredged from the ocean
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: The University has formed a new Knowledge Transfer Partnership with °µÍø½âÃÜ company Recycle It Global to tackle contamination in materials dredged from the ocean
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![The common octopus is native to UK waters but is typically rare, favouring warmer seas further south in Europe and the Mediterranean]()
New report reveals scale, causes and consequences of South West octopus bloom
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: Our researchers have contributed to a new report revealing that a dramatic population bloom of the common octopus is having significant effects on fisheries and marine ecosystems
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![A new Memorandum of Understanding between the °µÍø½âÃÜ and Babcock International Group formalises decades of work into a strategic partnership between two of °µÍø½âÃÜ’s largest employers]()
University and Babcock to drive skills development and economic growth
°µÍø½âÃÜ news: A new Memorandum of Understanding between the °µÍø½âÃÜ and Babcock International Group formalises decades of work into a strategic partnership between two of °µÍø½âÃÜ’s largest employers
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