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This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Learn more I understand Skip to content * Who we are PML is a charity, undertaking innovative, cutting-edge marine research, allowing society to benefit from clean, productive, biologically diverse seas, now and for future generations. Find out more about PML * Who we are * Our vision & mission * Governance & structure * People * Our sustainability * Support our vital research * Read our Annual Report and Financial Statements * PML Applications - Our commercial trading subsidiary * Our science EXPLORE OUR SCIENCE * Overview * External data products * Our impact * Facilities * NERC National Capability * Projects * Publications * Research Integrity at PML OUR KEY SCIENCE TOPICS * Autonomy, technology and digitisation * Biodiversity * Cleaner seas * Climate change * Sustainable fisheries and aquaculture View all topics > OUR SCIENCE GROUPS * Digital Innovation and Marine Autonomy * Earth Observation Science & Applications * Marine Biogeochemistry & Observations * Marine Ecology & Biodiversity * Marine Systems Modelling * Sea and Society View all science groups > * News & events * People * Working with us WORKING AT PML * Working with us * Current vacancies * Employee benefits * PhD studentships WORKING TOGETHER * International Office * Partners and collaborations * PML Applications - Our commercial trading subsidiary * Contact * Support us Latest story PML TO EXHIBIT AT THE ROYAL SOCIETY SUMMER SCIENCE EXHIBITION Read the full article RECENT UPDATES Twitter Facebook LinkedIn YouTube Instagram Event 2024 OCEAN DECADE CONFERENCE & OCEAN DECADE WEEK Event 9TH OUR OCEAN CONFERENCE Story HIGH-RISK ZONES IDENTIFIED WHERE PLASTIC LITTER THREATENS WHALES, DOLPHINS AND SEABIRDS OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC Event ROYAL SOCIETY SUMMER SCIENCE FESTIVAL OUR VISION IS FOR A HEALTHY AND SUSTAINABLE OCEAN Plymouth Marine Laboratory conducts multidisciplinary research at the cutting edge of marine science to understand the complex marine environment and help solve the challenges it faces. Who we areOur mission and values From an early age I was fascinated by the sea and the way it is driven by the ever-changing weather. Working at PML nearly 25 years has deepened my interest and understanding of the marine environment and I consider myself privileged to be able to continually ask different questions about how things work; and sometimes coming up with the answers. Professor Tim Smyth Head of Science - Marine Biogeochemistry and Observations DELIVERING SCIENCE WITH IMPACT PML is committed to delivering world-leading research that furthers our understanding of the ocean and creates positive outcomes for society and the environment. Explore our scienceOur impact FEATURED PROJECTS LANDSEALOT: LAND-SEA INTERFACE: LET’S OBSERVE TOGETHER! Monitoring the complex land-sea interface is critical for managing pollution, carbon fluxes, biodiversity, and other challenges driven by human and climate pressures. The 4-year LandSeaLot project ... C-BLUES: CARBON SEQUESTRATION IN BLUE ECOSYSTEMS The C-BLUES project aims to significantly advance knowledge and understanding of blue carbon ecosystems (BCEs) - seagrasses, tidal marshes, mangroves and macroalgae - to reduce scientific uncertai ... CHALKY: COCCOLITHOPHORE CONTROLS ON OCEAN ALKALINITY The CHALKY project aims to determine how coccolithophore calcium carbonate production, recycling and export from the surface ocean affects air-sea CO2 fluxes and the ocean's carbon ... View more of our projects ADDRESSING GLOBAL CHALLENGES Climate change, ocean acidification, pollution and over-exploitation of natural resources – the ocean is facing greater challenges than ever. At PML we work at global, regional and local levels, alongside partners across the world, to deliver the science needed for a sustainable ocean future. View our partnerships UNDERSTANDING A CHANGING PLANET Human influence has had detrimental effects on the atmosphere, ocean and land, including the warming and acidification of the marine environment. PML is renowned for its unique expertise in monitoring the effects of these changes, integrating traditional research with advanced digital science techniques and technologies. PML is addressing these issues through our Science to impact Challenge areas, which include: Autonomy, technology and digitisation, Biodiversity, Cleaner seas, Climate change, and Sustainable fisheries and aquaculture. 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