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Dr Matt Davey comes to the Oban-based institute from the University of Cambridge and has published findings in the journal Nature Communications that show the current distribution of the algae and how they are likely to spread as the global temperature increases.
A team of Norwegian and UK researchers found that the smallest contact with light can cause creatures to move away from its source.
Dr. James Fenton gives a thought-provoking talk entitled ‘The Loss of the Highland Landscape’
Latest news from the Scottish Association for Marine Science at Dunstaffnage, near Oban.
Prof Elizabeth Cottier-Cook leads the GlobalSeaweedSTAR project and the Erasmus Mundus ACES Masters programme at SAMS.
A marine ecologist, identified as rising star of UK research, has been awarded a prestigious fellowship to address global food shortage by recycling waste from food production industries – all with the help of the humble sea cucumber.
Experts say that rising humpback numbers may result in more such incidents.
Colleges in other parts of Scotland suffered some disruption.
Professor Mark Inall, a physical oceanographer, will join the SSAC from January 1.
