SEA-SEIS Survey, Chief Scientist Sergei Lebedev, DIAS and Daniel Farrell, Coastmonkey onboard the RV Celtic Explorer.
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SEA-SEIS Project presents excellent opportunities for student science engagement

For both primary and secondary schools.

BlueFish Meeting at the Marine Institute, Galway
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Artwork highlighting the importance of the ocean is unveiled at BlueFish Project meeting

to engage people to think about climate change and how important the ocean is...

DIAS Cobh Sea Seis Expedition. Photo Cr Cathal Noonan
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DIAS scientists to explore farthest depths of the Atlantic Ocean

to collect data and shed light on the nature and history of the vast ocean floor along Ireland's coast.

Big INFOMAR presence at FEMME 2018 in Bordeaux
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Big INFOMAR presence at FEMME 2018 in Bordeaux

FEMME is a prestigious conference hosted by Kongsberg Maritime User Forum focussing on

Leave no trace at SeaFest. Photo Andrew Downes, XPOSURE
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Joining the wave of ditching plastics – say #No to Plastic in our seas

Visit us at the 2018 Ploughing Championships in Tullamore.

Marine Institute hosts successful biodiscovery workshop in Galway 2018.
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Marine Institute hosts successful biodiscovery workshop in Galway

bringing together Irish and international researchers working in the field of Marine Biodiscovery.

Sponges on a rock at around 2000m depth. In the foreground, with a slim, golden stem, is the octocoral Chrysogorgia with its delicate pink polyps.To the left, are several stalked sea lilies. Photo NUI Galway/Marine Institute
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Marine Expedition Collects Samples of Deep-water Organisms for Research into Novel Pharmaceutical Discoveries

The scientists are screening against various types of cancer, Huntington's disease, Parkinson's disease, epilepsy,…

Ritchie Flynn
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Tribute paid to Richie Flynn

Previous board member Richie Flynn passes away

Jennifer Doyle
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Finding the right career in marine science

Finding the right niche for studying marine science can be challenging.

Micro-plastic particles observed in phytoplankton samples from net hauls on survey.
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Worlds most advanced harmful algal monitoring ship completes survey of Irish waters.

Blooms of toxin producing algae and the occurrence unprecedented levels of microscopic plastic particles were…