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Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS)

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Argyll

+44 1631 559 000

www.sams.ac.uk

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  • SAMS scientists have deployed 16 floating drifters in the waters to the north of Scotland

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    Early warning on harmful algae

    2015-09-30T09:55:00

    Scientists at the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) in Oban are helping to safeguard stocks of farmed shellfish and salmon in Scottish aquaculture’s industrial heartland.

  • The 6ft Seagliders can spend months at sea collecting data

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    Robotic gliders enhance ocean survey work

    2015-08-05T11:54:00

    The Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) has reached a major milestone, gathering the equivalent of five years of oceanographic data using robotic underwater Seagliders.

  • Close up of prototype robot after 600 m test dive. Credit: Ronnie N Glud

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    Robots to explore the deepest ocean

    2015-07-02T10:10:00

    Scientists from the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) will use custom-built robots to explore the deepest parts of the ocean in a bid to discover how life is sustained thousands of metres below the surface.

  • A new textile has been developed which could revolutionise seaweed farming. Credit: Gary Houston/CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

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    Seaweed farming revolution

    2014-09-04T12:17:00

    The Scottish Association for Marine Science has joined forces with EU peers from 10 other countries to develop a new textile that the partners believe can revolutionise seaweed farming.

  • Red tide off Portugal. Credit: SAMS

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    Algal bloom forecast system to aid aquaculture industry

    2013-10-02T11:01:00

    The first harmful algal bloom forecasting system could prevent fish deaths and prolonged closures of aquaculture areas due to toxic HAB events.

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    New project to make aquaculture more efficient and sustainable

    2012-09-18T13:56:00

    A new partnership between fish producers and researchers heralds a more efficient and sustainable future for the European aquaculture industry.

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