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The social media accounts linked to from NOCnews are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • LinkedIn • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, NOCnews has populated their site with: • Study measuring the impacts of a deep-sea mining machine finds the abundance of animals at the site decreased by 37% • NOC joins UK-led HydroGNSS ‘New Space’ mission for Global Science • Southampton Science and Engineering Festival 2026 - Whats-on • Primary Focus Teachers' Survey • Tickets to tour RRS Discovery 🎟️ • Nanoplastics • Jellyfish bloom info sheet • Ocean robots explore marine snow • Marine Heatwaves with Dr Zoe Jacobs • The Immeasurable Value of Plankton • Researchers head to Greenland for ambitious science mission • Passing the torch: three generations of amphipod science in the Northeast Atlantic | Blogs at NOC • Climate extremes are becoming the new ‘normal’ for the UK • Satellites help NOC track tidal change for safer navigation | National Oceanography Centre • Careers | NOC • Discovering Life in the Abyss talk 24 June • Revealing the hidden soundscapes of the deep North Atlantic | Blogs at NOC • NOC and Royal Navy renew MOU on autonomous maritime capabilities • Climate change could bring bigger storms and waves to UK and Ireland • National Oceanography Centre opening its doors for World Ocean Day • Scientists explore role of high-temperature fluid flow in explosivity of giant underwater volcanoes • New species named in prestigious WoRMS Top 10 • Underwater gliders provide new insights into the impact of a melting megaberg • NOC hosts a key visit focused on the future of Hampshire and the Solent • NOC launches new Innovation Hub to power ocean tech and blue economy • Our Vision For The Next Decade • European research institute to acquire NOC autonomous underwater vehicles • JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER • Scientists discover deep-sea microplastic hotspots created by fast-moving underwater avalanches • The Discovery Collections • NOC ocean robot finds long lost Loch Ness monster camera trap • Listen to the latest episode! • New study reveals long-term impacts of deep-sea mining and first signs of biological recovery • Watch the latest episode! • Ethical research and climate resilience: insights from the 2025 Socio-Oceanography Workshop • Engaging marine science in policy: the key to a sustainable future • NOC Innovations Website • NOC delivers government roadmap for offshore wind environmental monitoring • Researchers to listen to marine cities through optical fibre networks • Donate • NOC and Beyondly launch 5-year partnership to understand impact of ocean plastics • NOC awarded £11 m for climate tipping point early warning systems research • £4 m to boost marine robotics research capabilities • World-leading UK research vessel welcomes Portuguese visitors • 25 years on: the night of the monster waves • Scientists to “break waves” in climate modelling • 2024 at the National Oceanography Centre: Year in Review • Southern Ocean study challenges key carbon pump theory • NOC scientist Dr Elizabeth Kent recognised with MBE • Our New Branding and Identity • Declining Antarctic sea ice generating more ocean heat loss and storms • Research set to transform our understanding of how the ocean breathes • 70% of ocean microplastics are the type found in clothes, textiles & fishing gear - and Europe is a hotspot • WEST science bursary empowers global students with hands-on oceanography experience • South African drought dust fuelled record ocean bloom • Scientists solve early 20th century cold anomaly puzzle • Charting a course for sustainable seas: Liverpool's maritime vision • Using ocean robots to dive into offshore wind farm wake effects • New research calls for UK to be prepared for marine heatwaves • Chief scientists appointed to connect marine science and robotics • Socio-oceanography Workshop targets key climate and ocean challenges • Full keynote lineup for MATS • Ocean Film Festival • REGISTER FOR MATS 2024 • Europe’s leading ocean scientists launch advice for governments • Socio-oceanology Workshop targets key climate and ocean challenges • Better ocean connectivity boosts Western Indian Ocean reef fish populations • Vital funding channelled to NOC to advance seagrass research in fighting climate change • Celebrating computing heroines: from Ada Lovelace to today's tidal modellers • Understanding regional climate change essential for effective climate adaptation policy, study finds • National Oceanography Centre trialling fossil-free marine fuels • UK future marine infrastructure in focus at MATS • NOC ambassador adding ocean science to latest round-the-world challenge • Latest data to help predict critical climate-influencing ocean circulation released • Free family science weekend: Come aboard the RRS James Cook in Cardiff • The Florida Current: New insights from 40 years of observations • NOC team on Southampton-Liverpool cycle challenge to tackle microplastics • Study reveals crucial role of mixing Atlantic and Arctic waters in global ocean circulation • NOC partners with UK & Ireland Ocean Film Festival to champion powerful ocean storytelling • RRS James Cook inspires next generation of Icelandic ocean scientists and mariners • Ocean observation focus at major UK marine science gathering • RRS James Cook welcomes Greenland community ahead of ambitious research expedition • State of the Climate report highlights global ocean temperature records • DIARY OF AN EX-CEO WITH PROFESSOR ED HILL CBE EPISODE TWO • NOC Ambassador James Ketchell’s ‘Round the World’ Challenge • DIARY OF AN EX-CEO WITH PROFESSOR ED HILL CBE EPISODE ONE • Ambitious 6-month study exploring how marine life helps the ocean store carbon • Hydrothermal vents on the seafloor may help the Southern Ocean store carbon • Registration opens for the 2024 Marine Autonomy and Technology Showcase in Southampton • Study reveals new intricate behaviours of deep-sea currents • RRS Discovery expedition marks 10th anniversary of crucial AMOC observations • National Marine Facilities 2023–24 Technology Roadmap released • 2023 had highest annual mean sea level on record • Announcing ‘Explore our planet’ public event • NEW ANIMATION - THE ATLANTIC MERIDIONAL OVERTURNING CIRCULATION • New programme launched in the fight against climate change • Professor Penny Holliday announced as Chief Scientist of the National Oceanography Centre • A view from space to help create safer shipping • Centuries of weather data give new insight into Europe’s stormy past • NOC at the SMMR Annual Conference 2024 • NOC Open Day to celebrate World Ocean Day and mark 80th Anniversary of D-Day • FREE TICKETS FOR OCEAN OPEN DAY - SATURDAY 8TH JUNE 2024 • NOC parliamentary reception inspires collaboration for ocean action • Celebrating global ocean science and action • Meet our Ambassadors: Benhilda Mlambo • NOC at EGU General Assembly 2024 • Leading scientists reach milestone anniversary researching the AMOC to better understand climate change • New study tests if common mineral could help reduce the atmosphere’s CO2 • Explore Ocean Science at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition • Share your thoughts on NOC Into the Blue Season 2 • Play Our Game - Autosub's Ocean Mission • New partnership for training the next generation of mathematical climate scientists • Dr John Siddorn appointed as Chief Executive of the National Oceanography Centre • Meet our Ambassadors: Gaia Vince • Scientist Spotlight – Meet Marine Biogeochemist Dr Chelsey Baker • State-of-the-art underwater robots to play crucial role in weather forecasting • European summer weather may be predictable months to years in advance • Meet our Ambassadors: Lizzie James • Science bursary empowers International students with world-leading mentorship • Ocean temperatures are reaching new highs • New paper reveals how and why the North Atlantic absorbs CO2 • Scientist Spotlight – Studying the sounds of the Ocean with Dr Gaye Bayrakci