Hull Marine Laboratory

The final day for abstract submission and registrations for the British Phycological Society annual conference is approaching tomorrow. We have a packed scientific programme of talks and posters over two days. Draft programme release will be on Friday. hull.brphycsoc.org/registration-a…

Computer Science at Hull was ranked 1st in the UK for learning resources in the NSS 2024. Study with us, and you'll have access to our Robotics lab, Turing lab, the Hull Immersive Visualisation Environment, and so much more. Apply: hull.ac.uk/study/undergra…

Abstract submission and registration are now open for the 73rd Annual Meeting of the British Phycological Society hull.brphycsoc.org We are very keen to welcome all phycologists to Hull as we approach the hundredth anniversary of marine science at this University.

We're making a splash in sustainable drainage 💦 Sustainable drainage systems help manage water in and around urban areas. By integrating nature-based solutions, we're tackling flooding, improving water quality, & enhancing green spaces. More: hull.ac.uk/research/insti…

Learn from award-winning academics when you study Marine Biology at Hull. 🌊 Study life beneath the waves 🧪 Take your first steps to becoming a Chartered Scientist 🤿 Train to become a PADI-certified diver Apply now: hull.ac.uk/study/undergra…

Prof @StuartMcLelland features in this @EnvAgency #FloodActionWeek film on collaboration for better #floodresilience. We can simulate river and tidal flows & waves at our @UniofHull Total Environment Simulator to help understand adaptations to flooding & environmental impacts.

Lowest of low tides on the upper Humber and it would seem easy to walk, wade and swim to the other side.

Lavas! Wonderful cross sections through lavas. Exposed and faulted because of landsliding of the Quirang.

Today we took a boat into the heart of a volcano... Exploring the inner workings of the volcanic system of the Black Cuillens at Lock Coruisk. Top seal sightings too.

#CommunityEngagement #ScienceCommunication #ClimateAction #Flooding #Water Join us! Use participatory approaches to work with communities & engage in water issues. Lead an active research programme, delivering engagement activities & evaluate their impact jobs.hull.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r…

A beautiful dawn on campus on the first day of the new academic year at @UniOfHull. Welcome to new and returning students, I hope you really enjoy Welcome Week.

We are seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher in Water Data For People. Based in the Energy and Environment Institute & working in collaboration with DIG (Doncaster Immingham and Grimsby surface water resilience project) More information & how to apply 👇👇👇 tinyurl.com/33mzcym4

📣 Our Clearing call centre is NOW OPEN 📣 Whether you didn't get the grades you needed, or just changed your mind about your course - Clearing is for you. Our call centre is open until 8pm tonight. ☎️ 01482 466100 💻 hull.ac.uk/clearing

Welcome to Team Hull! 🥳 Huge congratulations to everyone who's been accepted to study at the University of Hull today - all your hard work has paid off. We can't wait to see you on campus this September! Why not use the comments to find friends on your course?

Super work led by @lew_bailey w/ @SediAcoustics @rodney_forster et al. out in @FrontiersIn shortly (link below) "Monopile-induced turbulence and sediment redistribution form visible wakes in #offshorewind farms" 💨🌊⚡🐟 frontiersin.org/journals/earth…

A splashy visit from some of Yorkshire’s dolphins during this mornings kelp survey.

Second day of #rememare24 Coastal Restoration conference with Graham Underwood introducing the @REWRITE_EU project.

Inspired by a great day of talks and posters @CF_Conf #ReMeMaRe24 yesterday. Looking forward to presenting our @SeaTheValue research today. #ParticipatoryMapping #MarineRestoration #CommunityEngagement #Saltmarsh #NativeOysters #Seagrass

Emma Hardy MP has been appointed Parliamentary Under Secretary of State in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

Very clear skies over northern parts this morning allows the extent of the North Sea coccolithophore bloom to be seen in full by MODIS - it's a big one.