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Our Purpose
Our Strategy
Our People and Culture
Our History
100 Years of Oceanographic Science
The Challenger Expedition
Tide Predicting Machines
Contact Us
Our Work
Climate
Understanding Climate
Ocean Circulation
Heat and Freshwater
Changing Climate
Sea Level Rise: Mean and Extremes
Climate Impacts
Marine Biogeochemistry
Observing and Modelling Climate
Climate Models
Climate Solutions
Biodiversity
Species and Taxonomy
Ecosystems
Monitoring, Mapping and Management
Seafloor Mapping
Hazards and Pollution
Natural Hazards
Saltwater Intrusion
Impacts on Life
Biological Threats
Habitats & Marine Life
Pollutants
Protecting our Future
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Marine Economy Sectors
Nature Based Solutions
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Gliders
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Prof. Alberto Arribas Herranz
Prof. Alberto Arribas Herranz
Job Title
Group Head of Software Engineering and AI
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Southampton
