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University recognises world-renowned marine scientists
Michele Stanley and Finlo Cottier each received the title of Professor, while Claire Gachon has been awarded the title of Reader.
Michele Stanley and Finlo Cottier each received the title of Professor, while Claire Gachon has been awarded the title of Reader.
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EMSP Business recognised for sustainability project.
Xanthella Ltd was one of 10 companies rewarded for their commitment to sustainability in this year's VIBES - Scottish Environment Business Awards. Full details of about VIBES can be found here - http://www.vibes.org.uk/news/2018/good-vibes-for-scottish-businesses-supporting-sustainable-development/
Scottish Sea Farms receive £1.28M R&D support from Scottish Enterprise
The funds will assist Scottish Sea Farms latest R&D drive - worth a total of £18.3 million, and create up to ten high value jobs during the initial three-year project, with an additional 30 jobs planned by 2027.
Industrial Biotechnology Centre Event at SAMS 13 November
The Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC) invites you to join them at the Scottish Association for Marine Science, Dunstaffnage, Oban for their workshop 'Exploring Opportunities in Blue Biotech and Aquaculture'.
International tenant for new 'Moorings' flexible work suite at Malin House
Demand for flexible workspace is such that its newly opened flexible working suite, The Moorings, has already welcomed its first tenant, the well-established Norwegian company, PatoGen.
Major milestone achieved in sea lice control
Two of Scotland’s leading salmon farmers have reported a major milestone in the drive to control sea lice in the most responsible, sustainable and environmentally-friendly way.
Pick up a mooring in Malin House
We’re letting co-working desks and small private office spaces to marine-based businesses keen to join the thriving community at the European Marine Science Park.
Uist Asco increase harvesting rewards
Uist Asco, a company owned by the Canadian firm, Acadian Seaplants Limited (ASL), is pleased to announce that, effective immediately, the rate it pays to Harvesters for the seaweed they collect and sell to the company has increased
Drifters to help predict algal blooms off Shetland
As part of ongoing research into improving the prediction of harmful algal blooms, fieldwork is now taking place in Shetland.
