NOC Into the Blue Podcast
National Oceanography Centre 56 episodes Feb 26, 2025
Into the Blue is a podcast from the UK’s National Oceanography Centre that explores subjects related to the ocean and its seas. Episodes feature conversations with experts from the world of oceanography. The series aims to deepen understanding of marine science and the challenges facing ocean life. Its overall goal is to help the ocean and the life within it flourish.
Episodes
How an Unusual 'Bloom' Positively Affected Marine Life and the Atmosphere | Into the Blue Podcast
Phytoplankton, or marine algae, form the basis of the marine food chain and help to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by using it to grow then being eaten or dying and falling as organic matter to the seafloor. Professor Meric Srokosz joins the podcast to take a look at a particular phytoplankton 'bloom' off the coast of Madagascar that occurred in late 2019 to early 2020 and how i
Why Are Scientists Questioning Early 20th Century Sea Surface Temperatures? | Into the Blue Podcast
Observations of our ocean and climate have been recorded for hundreds of years, but compared to the methods of today, the process looks very different—but is the data collected by historical methods as accurate as it seems? NOC's Dr Elizabeth Kent MBE tells us all about the history of sea surface temperatures and how her research has helped answer questions surrounding an early 20th century co
Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal: The Newest Climate Mitigation Technique | Into the Blue Podcast
The ocean acts as the planet's largest carbon reservoir and it's fundamentally important in regulating climate systems and atmospheric carbon dioxide. Dr Chris Pearce joins Dr Zoe Jacobs to learn more about the process, implementation and importance of marine carbon dioxide removal and how it's vital in the ongoing protection of our oceans, including some exciting projects currently underway.
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How Can Scientists and Designers Collaborate to Protect Our Oceans? | Into the Blue Podcast & RCA Podcast
In 2024, representatives from the Royal College of Art (RCA) joined the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) on an expedition from Greenland to Iceland onboard Royal Research Ship James Cook, but what exactly was an art school doing in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean?
In this collaborative episode, Into the Blue Podcast and the Royal College of Art Podcast join together to explore the critical ro
How Oceanographers and Geologists Found a LOST Tropical Island Near Brazil | Into the Blue Podcast
In 2018 a team of scientists, including some from NOC and the University of Sao Paulo, were studying the seafloor around a volcanic plateau known as the Rio Grande Rise when they made an incredible discovery. One of those experts, Professor Bramley Murton, joins the podcast to tell us all about the discovery and gives us the lowdown on what this mystery island might have looked like.
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How Vital Is Research in Mitigating Effects of Marine Heatwaves in the UK? | Into the Blue Podcast
In June 2023, an intense marine heatwave hit the shores of the UK, and while it only lasted two weeks it indicated that these events may be more frequent in the future. NOC's Dr Zoe Jacobs switches roles and takes the hot seat to discuss her recently published paper on the possible effects of marine heatwaves in the UK and the possible consequences to fisheries marine life if we don't research the
Flooding: How Do We Tackle The Biggest and Most Destructive Natural Hazard? | Into the Blue Podcast
While there are many natural hazards endangering the population of the planet, none are more destructive than flooding, with a quarter of the worlds population being exposed to flooding at some point in their lives. The University of Southampton's Professor Ivan Haigh and NOC's Professor Jenny Brown join Dr Zoe Jacobs on Into the Blue to discuss the risks flooding poses to coastal communities in p
Has Climate Change Made It Impossible to Break Sailing Records? | Into the Blue Podcast
Next year professional sailor and NOC ambassador Dee Caffari MBE is taking on the Trophee Jules Verne, a speed record around the world, with an all-female crew - but has climate change made the record impossible to break? Dee sits down with NOC's Dr Ben Moat to pose some of the questions she has over the challenges the ocean will pose while attempting to break the record.
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The Hidden Influence Marine Life Has on Our Climate | Into the Blue Podcast
Our oceans are teeming with marine life, especially in areas like the mysterious Twilight zone, but did you know that they play a vital part in our climate? NOC's Dr Adrian Martin and Dr Zoe Jacobs unpack the role they play in key climate systems like carbon storage and what the short and long term effects are in taking advantage of the benefits.
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NOC's Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV): Discovering the Secrets of the Seabed | Into the Blue Podcast
NOC is equipped with some of the most technologically advanced pieces of equipment in the world to carry out our groundbreaking science and at the forefront of this is our Remotely Operated Vehicle, or ROV. Emre Mutlu, a Software Engineer and one of NOC's ROV pilots, joins the podcast to give us the lowdown on the vehicles capabilities, some adventures at sea and why it's one of the most important
James Ketchell's Bid to Be the FIRST Round the World by Air, Land AND Sea | Into the Blue Podcast
He's conquered Everest, he's rowed the Atlantic Ocean solo, he's cycled and flown around the world... and now he's going to sail around the world! NOC ambassador James Ketchell is the ultimate adventurer, and now he's joined Into the Blue to lift the lid on his incredible life and briefs us on his biggest adventure yet as he bids to become the first person to circumnavigate the globe by air, land
Tracing the Rhine River From Source to Sea on a Bikepacking Adventure | Into the Blue Podcast
Are the decisions surrounding rivers made inland intrinsically tied to coastal and ocean health? NOC PhD student Hannah Muir will aim to answer this question and more on her bikepacking adventure tracing the Rhine from it's source in the Swiss Alps to the North Sea in the Netherlands. In the first episode of the third season of NOC's award-winning podcast, Hannah talks us through the journ
How Ocean Arrays Give Us Indications of the AMOC's Health | Into the Blue Presents: The AMOC Ep4
First deployed in 2004, the RAPID-AMOC 26°N array has revolutionised the understanding of the AMOC’s variability and documented its impacts on our long term climate and seasonal European weather. In the final episode of our mini-series focusing on the AMOC, Dr Zoe Jacobs is joined by NOC's Chief Scientist Professor Penny Holliday to discuss the array's impact and other methods we use to measure th
Could the AMOC COLLAPSE? Consequences and Misconceptions | Into the Blue Presents: The AMOC Ep3
Over the past few years there have been many reports of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) collapsing completely within the next few years... but could it actually happen? University of Liverpool's Dr Hemant Khatri and NOC's Dr Zoe Jacobs examine whether the scenes depicted in the movie 'The Day After Tomorrow' could actually become and reality plus some common misconceptions s
Why Ocean Models Are Key in Unlocking the AMOC's Future | Into the Blue Presents: The AMOC Ep2
Ocean models enable us to observe multiple ocean parameters and give us a more complete picture of the health of our ocean, including the health of the AMOC. NOC's Dr Tillys Petit and University of Oxford Postdoctoral Researcher Dr Margarita Markina join NOC's Dr Zoe Jacobs to discuss how and why we create models of the ocean and how it's steering us into making educated decisions.
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How the AMOC Acts as the Planets 'Central Heating System' | Into the Blue Presents: The AMOC Ep1
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is one of the most important systems to our climate and has been identified as a major climate tipping point... but how does it work? University of Oxford Research Student Ollie Tooth joins NOC's Dr Zoe Jacobs to give an introduction to AMOC, how it controls our climate and what it's future looks like.
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S2 Ep20: The Historic High Seas Treaty and the Significance of Marine Protected Areas | Alan Evans and Dr Zoe Jacobs
The vital research marine science undertakes in our ocean is underpinned by intricate and detailed policy and global governance frameworks to enable sustainable use and support the protection of the ocean. NOC's Head of Marine Policy, Alan Evans, joins the podcast in our season finale to talk about the significance of policy and laws - including the historic High Seas Treaty, amongst other ocean g
S2 Ep19: The Relationship Between Carbon and Our Ocean: How Do We Monitor It? | Dr Socratis Loucaides and Dr Zoe Jacobs
The release of carbon is one of the reasons why we are seeing temperature increases across our planet every year... but what role does the ocean play in absorbing it? Dr Socratis Loucaides, Head of Analytical Sciences at NOC, tells us all about the importance of monitoring carbon in our ocean and some of the exciting projects that are enabling this.
More about GEORGE - https://george-project.eu/
S2 Ep18: Catching Up With Boaty McBoatface: Latest Achievements and Exciting Missions | Stewart Fairbairn and Dr Zoe Jacobs
Autosub Long Range, famously known as Boaty McBoatface, had a busy 2023 and is set to continue to be at the forefront of autonomous ocean exploration this year. ALR Operations Engineer Stewart Fairbairn joins the podcast to tell us about the ALR's recent successes and the exciting missions it will undertake in 2024 and beyond.
Learn more about Boaty McBoatface - https://noc.ac.uk/facilities/marin
S2 Ep17: How Loud Are Our Oceans? The Impacts of Underwater Sound | Frank Thomsen and Will Dixon
The oceans are often a place where man-made structures and functions meet with the incredible marine ecosystem - but how do both these contribute to how loud it is beneath the surface? DHI's Frank Thomsen joins the podcast to tell us all about underwater sound and the impacts it has on ocean life.
Learn more about Frank and DHI - https://www.dhigroup.com/careers/dhi-people-stories/frank-thomsen-o
S2 Ep16: How Does Artificial Intelligence (AI) Help Us Understand Our Ocean? | Professor Sara Bernardini, Dr Fatma Jebri and Will Dixon
The emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in society in recent years has given us a glimpse into the future - but how does it help us monitor and learn more about our ocean? Professor Sara Bernardini and Dr Fatma Jebri tell us more about how we currently use AI in NOC's research and how they see it progressing in the future.
The latest story relating to NOC's work with AI - https://noc.ac.uk/
S2 Ep15: The Integral Part Marine Snow Plays in Fuelling the Ocean's Twilight Zone | Dr Chelsey Baker and Dr Zoe Jacobs
Dreaming of a white Christmas? In the ocean's twilight zone it's a reality every day! In our first Christmas special, Dr Chelsey Baker and Dr Zoe Jacobs learn all about what marine snow is and how important it is in feeding and maintaining the marine ecosystem.
Go under the surface and discover more about the twilight zone - https://noc.ac.uk/under-the-surface/twilight-zone
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S2 Ep14: Is the El Niño Phenomenon Causing Extreme Temperatures in Our Ocean? | Dr Joel Hirschi and Dr Zoe Jacobs
The temperature of our ocean has been increasing with records being broken across the world in 2023, but what is causing this? Dr Joel Hirschi and Dr Zoe Jacobs sit down to discuss why this might be happening, and how the 'El Niño' climate phenomenon may be playing a key part in these changes.
Check out our under the surface page on marine heatwaves - https://noc.ac.uk/under-the-surface/marine-he
S2 Ep13: Ocean Bottle Co-Founder Will Pearson: How Their Bottles Are Helping Fight Plastic Pollution in Our Ocean
How can everyone help towards fighting plastic pollution in the ocean across the world? Will Pearson, Co-Founder of Ocean Bottle, tells us the inspiration behind setting up the company, the extent of the damage caused by plastic pollution across the world, and how buying a reusable ocean bottle can make a real difference in coastal communities.
Find out more about Ocean Bottle and how to buy one
S2 Ep12: What is the BORA Blue Ocean Research Alliance®? | Phil Bishop, Liz James and Will Dixon
It's important for science and industry to work together to build knowledge and understanding of the world’s oceans to create a sustainable marine future. NOC Innovations' Phil Bishop and Subsea7's Liz James discuss the inception and successes of the BORA Blue Ocean Research Alliance® and what it's future holds.
Discover the BORA Blue Ocean Research Alliance® - https://www.blueoceanresearchallian
S2 Ep11: Socio-Oceanography: Connecting Ocean and Societal Challenges and Impacts | Dr Katya Popova and Dr Zoe Jacobs
The ocean is intrinsically linked to societies across the world, which means issues relating to the ocean and our ecosystem also have an impact on land. Dr Katya Popova and Dr Zoe Jacobs discuss Socio-Oceanography, NOC's new cross-cutting theme that aims to promote integrated marine research inclusive of strong social science that is required for the delivery of sustainable ocean futures.
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S2 Ep10: Photographer Lewis Jefferies On How To Take The Perfect Underwater Photo
Everyone loves a photo of marine life in its natural habitat - but how much work goes into capturing beautiful animals and life under the sea? Filmmaker and photographer Lewis Jefferies tells us how it's done plus some incredible stories of his adventures taking that perfect photo underwater.
Check out some of Lewis' incredible work on his website - https://lewismjefferies.myportfolio.com/
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S2 Ep9: Planning the Expeditions That Enable Ground Breaking Scientific Research | Dr Eleanor Darlington and Dr Zoe Jacobs
Expeditions on research ships take place all over the world and form a key part of scientific research. Dr Eleanor Darlington joins Dr Zoe Jacobs to give us a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into planning an expedition including unexpected challenges and tricky timeframes.
Learn more about our Research Ships, the National Marine Equipment Pool and our National Marine Facilities here - https:/
S2 Ep8: Autonomous Vehicles: From Concept to Reality | Shivan Ramdhanie and Dr Zoe Jacobs
Autonomous vehicles are some of the most vital pieces of equipment scientists and researchers use to understand more about our ocean. Dr Zoe Jacobs gets the perspective of an engineer from Shivan Ramdhanie as they run through the process of developing, testing and commissioning a vehicle.
Find out more about NOC's newest autonomous vehicle, AH-1, here - https://youtu.be/DgNYn8g8ZaQ
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S2 Ep7: What Corals Tell Us About the Health of the Ocean and Scuba Diving Stories | Dr Sara Fowell and Dr Zoe Jacobs
Corals aren't just a beautiful eye-catching feature of the ocean, they provide key indicators of how healthy our ocean is. Dr Sara Fowell and Dr Zoe Jacobs talks how climate change is affecting corals, the increasing acidity of the ocean plus some incredible scuba diving stories - including a rather unfortunate encounter with a manta ray!
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S2 Ep6: Why Are We Experiencing Marine Heatwaves and How Do We Tackle Them? | Dr Jules Kajtar and Dr Zoe Jacobs
You've likely experienced a heatwave on land - but did you know heatwaves can occur in the ocean too? Dr Jules Kajtar joins Dr Zoe Jacobs to discuss how marine heatwaves can negatively impact the marine environment on which we depend and what NOC is doing to tackle them.
Go under the surface to learn more about marine heatwaves - https://noc.ac.uk/science/under-the-surface/marine-heatwaves
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S2 Ep5: Dee Caffari & Conrad Humphreys' Incredible Tales of Sailing Around the World
There are many ways to experience the ocean - but none quite as incredible as sailing around the world! British sailing royalty Dee Caffari MBE and Conrad Humphreys join the podcast for a bumper episode where they talk about their incredible achievements, some standout moments from their voyages plus the changes to the ocean they've witnessed first hand and how the sport is adapting to survive.
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S2 Ep4: How Do We Map and Monitor the Seafloor? | Dr Veerle Huvenne and ECO Magazine
It's an ECO Magazine takeover! To accompany their Deep Dive series, Haley McQueen is joined by Dr Veerle Huvenne to talk all about how the seafloor is mapped and some of the marine management methods used to monitor deep-sea habitats including the use of autonomous technology.
Learn more about the efforts to map the seafloor here: https://noc.ac.uk/news/quarter-ocean-floor-now-mapped
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S2 Ep3: The Huge Network of Robotic Floats That Observe the Ocean | Dr Nathan Briggs and ECO Magazine
It's an ECO Magazine takeover! To accompany their Deep Dive series, Haley McQueen is joined by Dr Nathan Briggs to introduce us to the Argo program and how the huge network of deployed robotic floats are helping scientists collect large amounts of ocean data.
Find out more about NOC's involvement in the Argo program: https://noc.ac.uk/news/uks-new-fleet-advanced-robotic-floats-deployed-part-globa
S2 Ep2: What's Life Like as Captain of a Royal Research Ship? | Antonio Gatti and Will Dixon
Did you know NOC run and manage two Royal Research Ships? While undergoing refit in Roysth, Scotland we were lucky enough to catch up with Captain of RRS Discovery Antonio Gatti to find out what it's like to be in charge of a world-class vessel, including his roles and responsibilities, what life is like onboard and some of his favourite expeditions!
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S2 Ep1: Blue Machine: What It Means to Be a Citizen of an Ocean Planet | Dr Helen Czerski and Will Dixon
All of the Earth's ocean, from the equator to the poles, is a single engine powered by sunlight - a blue machine. One of NOC's Ambassadors, Dr Helen Czerski, kicks off the second season of Into the Blue by telling us all about her new book 'Blue Machine: How the Ocean Shapes our World' and the journey she took to inspire her writing.
Buy Blue Machine now - https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/441190/b
S1 Ep20: How Will Marine Science Adapt in a Net Zero Future? | Leigh Storey and Will Dixon
What is meant by the term 'Net Zero' and what is marine science doing to adapt? Leigh Storey, Associate Director of Major Programmes at the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) joins the podcast to give us insight on the groundbreaking Net Zero Oceanographic Capability (NZOC) and shares his thoughts on what research expedition may look like in the future.
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S1 Ep19: How Digital Twins of the Ocean Will Revolutionise Ocean Data | Dr John Siddorn and Will Dixon
Technology is becoming more and more of an integral part of our lives, and marine science is no different. Dr John Siddorn introduces us to the concept of a digital twin of the ocean and what it will mean for how we understand and share knowledge of the ocean.
Watch this animation, produced by NOC, that covers the future of ocean observations here - https://youtu.be/ODx-xi7SfNM
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S1 Ep18: Inside the Most EXPLOSIVE Volcanic Eruption of the 21st Century | Dr Izzy Yeo and Will Dixon
Many of the biggest threats that live in the ocean can’t be seen from the surface. Dr Izzy Yeo joins the podcast and covers some of the biggest marine geohazards, including underwater volcanoes. She also covers the devastating local and global impacts of the Hunga Tonga–Hunga Haʻapai volcanic eruption, which was the most explosive volcanic eruption of the 21st century.
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S1 Ep17: Paddleboarder Lizzie James Talks Her Love of the Ocean and the Importance of Being an Ocean Advocate
Everyone can play their part in protecting the ocean, no matter how big or small the impact you have. Will Dixon is joined by Paddleboarder Lizzie James to talk all about her passion for the watersport as well as the importance of being an ocean advocate, plus some things everyone can do in their day-to-day lives to make a difference.
Lizzie's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/magic_beans/
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S1 Ep16: What Factors Are Increasing the Likelihood of Extreme Sea Levels? | Dr Kiko Calafat and Will Dixon
Sea-level rise and resulting extreme weather events, like storm surges, are posing more and more of a threat to coastal communities across the world. In this episode, Dr Kiko Calafat explains how and why these weather events are happening, how they relate to sea-level rise the impacts they have on our planet.
Kiko's study on the natural and human factors that have altered the likelihood of storm
S1 Ep15: Will Wind and Tidal Energy Power Our Homes in the Future? | Dr Michela De Dominicis and Dr Charlotte Williams
The ocean is not only key to our climate but also vital in providing us with an energy source. In the latest episode Dr Charlotte Williams is joined by Dr Michela De Dominicis on our site in Liverpool to talk all about what methods we use to produce this energy but also it's effects on the environment.
Learn more about the ECOWIND and PELAGIO projects here - https://noc.ac.uk/news/noc-joins-study
S1 Ep14: Inside the Centre Where Marine Autonomy Is Developed | Huw Gullick and Will Dixon
Innovative tech is taking over our podcast! In the final part of a two-part special, Huw Gullick takes us on a journey into the Marine Robotics Innovation Centre where he describes a typical day, the facilities on offer to partners and some of the events we've held.
NOC Innovations website - https://noc-innovations.co.uk/
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S1 Ep13: How NOC Innovations Are Pioneering Marine Autonomy | Huw Gullick and Will Dixon
Innovative tech is taking over our podcast! In part one of a two-part special, Huw Gullick introduces our subsidiary, NOC Innovations, and covers it's services, importance to the industry and some exciting projects currently in the works.
NOC Innovations website - https://noc-innovations.co.uk/
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S1 Ep12: The Important Role Shelf Seas Play in the Health of UK Coasts | Dr Charlotte Williams and Dr Alejandra Sanchez-Franks
Shelf seas provide a vital insight into the physical processes of the marine environment. Dr Charlotte Williams joins Dr Alejandra Sanchez-Franks to discuss how we study shelf seas, the data and information we gather plus some methods we use including autonomous vehicles!
Find out more about the ECOWIND programme on our website - https://noc.ac.uk/news/noc-joins-study-assess-impact-offshore-wind-
S1 Ep11: Did You Know We Study the Ocean in SPACE Using Satellites? | Professor Christine Gommenginger and Will Dixon
Get the lowdown on one of the most exciting projects happening at NOC: SWOT! Join Professor Christine Gommenginger in the final frontier to discover the project that will provide high-resolution maps of surface water levels from satellites in space for the first time.
Learn more about SWOT on our website - https://noc.ac.uk/projects/swot-uk
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S1 Ep10: How Do We Protect Coastal Communities From Extreme Weather Events? | Dr Jenny Brown and Dr Zoe Jacobs
The impacts of climate change are beginning to change the behaviour of our coasts. In this episode, Dr Zoe Jacobs is joined by Dr Jenny Brown to discover the changes to coastal management systems to compensate for rising sea levels and the greater need to protect those living closest to our coasts.
Discover our coastal walks on our website - https://noc.ac.uk/education/educational-resources/chang
S1 Ep9: A Vital Component of Our World Leading Autonomous Technology - Lab-on-Chip | Dr Alex Beaton and Dr Zoe Jacobs
Discover Lab-on-Chip, one of the key components of our world-leading autonomous technology and engineering. Dr Zoe Jacobs and Dr Alex Beaton look back on the last 10 of development and recap some of the biggest success stories.
Learn more about our sensor technology on our website - https://noc.ac.uk/science/research-areas/ocean-technology-engineering
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S1 Ep8: Why Seagrass Meadows Are Key In Combatting Climate Change | Dr Claire Evans and Dr Alejandra Sanchez-Franks
Learn more about the vital importance of seagrass meadows, the powerhouse of coastal seas! Join Dr Alejandra Sanchez-Franks and Dr Claire Evans as we'll find out about it’s ability to store blue carbon and provide a nature-based solution to climate change.
Visit our Under the Surface page all about the seagrass - https://noc.ac.uk/science/under-the-surface/seagrass
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S1 Ep7: How the Challenger Expedition Paved the Way for Modern Oceanography | Dr John Gould, Victoria Ingles and Dr Alejandra Sanchez-Franks
Travel all the way back to 1872 to recap on one of the most important scientific expeditions of all time onboard HMS Challenger! Join Dr Alejandra Sanchez-Franks, Dr John Gould and Victoria Ingles as they discuss how it’s discoveries still play a part in marine science to this very day.
Visit our special Challenger podcast page to access additional resources - https://noc.ac.uk/education/educatio
S1 Ep6: The Collection That Homes Weird and Wonderful Sea Creature Specimens | Dr Tammy Horton and Dr Zoe Jacobs
Learn all about the NOC’s Discovery Collections, which contains samples of some of the weirdest creatures in the ocean! Join Dr Zoe Jacobs and Dr Tammy Horton as we cover it’s history and scientific importance today.
Visit our Under the Surface page all about the twilight zone - https://noc.ac.uk/science/under-the-surface/monsters-deep
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S1 Ep5: Does the LARGEST Animal Migration on Earth Take Place in the Ocean? | Professor Stephanie Henson and Dr Zoe Jacobs
Dive into the most important and exciting place you may have never heard of – the twilight zone! Join Dr Zoe Jacobs and Professor Stephanie Henson as we discover what lies beneath as well as the work the NOC is doing to increase our knowledge and understanding of this incredible part of the ocean.
Visit our Under the Surface page all about the twilight zone - https://noc.ac.uk/science/under-the-s
S1 Ep4: How Are Microplastics Transported Into the Deep Sea? | Dr Mike Clare and Dr Zoe Jacobs
For the final part of a two part special all about plastics and the effects they have on the ocean, Dr Zoe Jacobs is joined by Dr Mike Clare to discuss how plastics are transported around the ocean, how they behave and where they have been found.
Visit our Under the Surface page all about plastics in the ocean - https://noc.ac.uk/science/under-the-surface/ocean-plastics
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S1 Ep3: The Changes Needed to Reduce Plastic Pollution in Our Ocean | Professor Richard Lampitt and Dr Zoe Jacobs
In the first of a two part special all about plastics and the effects they have on the ocean, Dr Zoe Jacobs is joined by Professor Richard Lampitt to discuss how his and the NOC's Microplastics team's approach to plastic contamination has changed over time and some of the work his team are currently undertaking.
Visit our Under the Surface page all about plastics in the ocean - https://noc.ac.uk/
S1 Ep2: The Route to Becoming a Marine and Environmental Economist | Sarah Taylor and Dr Zoe Jacobs
In our second pilot episode, Dr Zoe Jacobs is joined by Sarah Taylor to discuss how to begin a career in science and her experiences becoming a scientist.
Find out about working for the NOC here - https://noc.ac.uk/careers/working-noc
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S1 Ep1: How Ocean Circulation Regulates the Earth's Climate | Dr Ben Moat and Dr Alejandra Sanchez-Franks
In our first of two pilot episodes, Dr Alejandra Sanchez-Franks is joined by Dr Ben Moat to discuss ocean climate and temperature and how it effects our environment.
Find out more about the NOC's Marine Physics and Ocean Climate Group here - https://noc.ac.uk/science/research-areas/marine-physics-ocean-climate
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