Marine Biogeochemistry Blog

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We are part of the University of Southampton’s Ocean and Earth Science group and are based at National Oceanography Centre. Explore to find out exactly who we are, what we do, and why we do it.

Physics vs. biology in Southern Ocean nutrient gradients

Authors: P. Demuynck (University of Southampton); T. Tyrrell (University of Southampton); A.C. Naveira Garabato (University of Southampton); C.M. Moore (University of Southampton); A.P. Martin (National...
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Using a particle accelerator to study hydrothermal particle plumes

Alastair Lough In May this year myself, Prof. Maeve Lohan and Dr. Oliver Moore from the University of Leeds travelled to Diamond light source UK...
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Physics vs. biology in Southern Ocean nutrient gradients

Authors: P. Demuynck (University of Southampton); T. Tyrrell (University of Southampton); A.C. Naveira Garabato (University of Southampton); C.M. Moore (University of Southampton); A.P. Martin (National...
Read More "Physics vs. biology in Southern Ocean nutrient gradients"

Using a particle accelerator to study hydrothermal particle plumes

Alastair Lough In May this year myself, Prof. Maeve Lohan and Dr. Oliver Moore from the University of Leeds travelled to Diamond light source UK...
Read More "Using a particle accelerator to study hydrothermal particle plumes"

Physics vs. biology in Southern Ocean nutrient gradients

Authors: P. Demuynck (University of Southampton); T. Tyrrell (University of Southampton); A.C. Naveira Garabato (University of Southampton); C.M. Moore (University of Southampton); A.P. Martin (National Oceanography Centre) In the Southern Ocean, surface water silicate (SiO4) concentrations decline very quickly relative to nitrate concentrations along a northward gradient toward mode water …

Using a particle accelerator to study hydrothermal particle plumes

Alastair Lough In May this year myself, Prof. Maeve Lohan and Dr. Oliver Moore from the University of Leeds travelled to Diamond light source UK in Didcot. Diamond light source is the UK’s national synchrotron facility. Many people will be familiar with the large hadron collider which accelerates protons around …