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Previous ASMs

To find out more from previous MASTS Annual Science Meetings please use the links below.

Year	Title	Links
2023	Science, Sustainability and Society – valuing and protecting our marine systems	2023 programme (session and ePosters abstracts linked within, plus workshop information) Photo of PGR prize winners here. Best poster – Julia Steel (Heriot Watt University) – Turning the Tide: Investigating Barriers to Women’s Inclusion in Scottish Aquaculture. Runner up poster – Grant Ellis (University of St Andrews) – Towards improved conservation of the east coast of Scotland bottlenose dolphin population: quantifying and understanding a major range expansion into northeast England. Best talk – Amber Cowans (University of St Andrews) – Remote sensing and machine learning helps quantify spatial variation in bird communities in response to human recreation. Runner up talk – Tim Awbery (SAMS) – Dynamic Habitat Suitability Models of Minke Whales on the West Coast of Scotland. Summary image of 2023 ASM.
2022	Supporting Delivery of the Blue Economy Vision	2022 programme (session and ePosters abstracts linked within, plus workshop information) Student prize winners here Summary image for the 2022 ASM
2021	Working to Reverse the Tide on Climate and Global Change	2021 programme (session abstracts linked within) 2021 ePoster presenters and titles here Student prize winners here SUT workshop programme here Summary image of the 2021 ASM
2020	MASTS – A decade of innovation	2020 programme Watch 2020 session video abstracts here Watch ePosters here or read abstracts here 2020 student prize winners here 2020 workshops information Summary image of the 2020 ASM
2019	Bold science to meet grand challenges	Find out what you missed by reading the MASTS ASM 2019 Reflections 2019 Programme & Abstracts 2019 Workshops Vidcasts from the 2019 ASM
2018	Challenges and Innovative Solutions for Sustainable Seas	Find out what you missed by reading the MASTS ASM 2018 Reflections 2018 Programme & Abstracts 2018 Workshops Vidcasts from the 2018 ASM
2017	Sea Change – Changing Seas, Changing Times	Find out what you missed at the 2017 ASM by reading the “MASTS ASM 2017 Reflections“ 2017 Programme & Abstracts 2017 Workshops Vidcasts from the 2017 ASM Podcasts from the 2017 ASM
2016	Our Marine Environment – A Shared Resource	2016 Abstracts 2016 Workshops Vidcasts from the 2016 ASM Vidcasts from the 2016 ASM ‘Science in the Clyde’
2015	Influencing our Marine Future	2015 Programme Vidcasts from the 2015 ASM Podcasts from the 2015 ASM
2014	Making Waves	2014 Programme & Abstracts 2014 Workshops
2013	MASTS – Advances & Impact	2013 Programme 2013 Workshops
2012	Oceans & Society: 21st Century Challenges	2012 Programme Podcasts from the 2012 ASM
2011	Science to Support the Marine Plan	2011 Programme & Abstracts

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