World Water Day: Ocean Acidification and Our Research
Research from the MBA highlights the importance of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal, Life Below Water.
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The PlyMSEF23 Conference
Aimed at early careers scientists, the PlyMSEF23 Conference welcomed marine researchers from across Plymouth to share their work.
Supporting Mental Health in the Workplace
The Marine Biological Association is taking steps to improve mental health support.
Bryozoans Mapped in the Darwin Tree of Life
2023 started with a string of genome note publications by the MBA Darwin Tree of Life team.
Finding Maude Delap: University College Cork Researchers Visit National Marine Biological Library
Researchers from University College Cork visit NMBL archives to bring Maud Delap wider recognition.
Darwin Tree of Life team publishes Great Top Shell genome note
The Darwin Tree of Life team at the Marine Biological Association have had the genome note for the turban top shell, Gibbula magus, published in conjunction with the Wellcome Sanger Institute.
MBA Podcast: Time to Talk About Marine Protected Areas
The latest edition of our exclusive magazine, The Marine Biologist, is freely available until the end of January. The edition is supplemented by our latest podcast, in which Dan Laffoley and Daniela Sturm discuss the importance of Marine Protected Areas.
Three New MBA Trustees Elected to Council
At the 138th AGM of the Marine Biological Association, members voted to elect three new Trustees. Below, we introduce Dr Mark Dickey-Collas, Angelique Pouponneau and Professor Carol Robinson.
Ocean Curriculum at the National Marine Aquarium
The Marine Biological Association joined 120 local primary school teachers for an Ocean Science training day at the National Marine Aquarium.
Food Safety for All: PhD Studentship Opportunity with University of Plymouth
An opportunity for a 3.5 year PhD has arisen.
