Discovery of major deep-sea sponge reef ecosystem off Scotland Wednesday, January 07, 2015 Discovery of major deep-sea sponge bed ecosystem off Scotland Over 100 miles

Research and Innovation Scotland are pleased to announce the launch of The Coffee Break @ RIS – an on-going opportunity to participate in short, informal online

Studies find that higher temperatures have an adverse effect on mussels A recent study provides new insights into the effects of rising temperatures on bivalves,

Rapid Reduction of Nutrients in Transitional Waters project (RaNTrans) Project Rantrans is a 3year Interreg funded programme being delivered by Partners in England and France

Publication of the UK Marine Strategy Part Two (monitoring programmes) Defra, the Northern Ireland Executive, the Scottish Government and the Welsh Government have now published

March is Water Month for our SAGES Stories event series! Join in our exciting new video competition to celebrate Scotland’s waters. From waterfalls to lochs,

Special Issue on Multiple Stressors in Marine Ecosystems The Marine Stressors Forum of MASTS, The Marine Alliance for Science and Technology for Scotland, has been

MASTS supported work published: Inter- and Intra-Annual Bacterioplankton Community Patterns in a Deepwater Sub-Arctic Region: Persistent High Background Abundance of Putative Oil Degraders This publication

In accordance with relevant Scottish and UK legislation, there is a requirement to review and report on the implementation of Scotland’s National Marine Plan.  Marine

Well done to the below projects which were awarded small grant round of funding from the MASTS Biogeochemistry Fourm: MBFSG52: Fragile Cold-Water Coral Reefs: 3D Analysis

The Scottish Government, in collaboration with Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), the Welsh Government (WG), Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs

In collaboration with Wave Energy Scotland, the University of Edinburgh’s Policy and Innovation Group has released their UK Ocean Energy Review 2020 (read here). The

Following this workshop, we are delighted to now announce the launch of the Residency with details of the Commissions, which will follow on from the

SAMS scientist Prof Michael Burrows, who has been included on a list of the world’s most influential climate scientists, compiled by Reuters. Prof Burrows’ research

The ninth Offshore Wind Operational Report is now published, it offers an in-depth insight into the UK’s offshore wind fleet. The data paints a picture of

This report provides an overview of SULSA’s Through The Looking Glass: Breaking Barriers in STEM event. Read here