📣 FMRI is #hiring a Programme Manager with built environment expertise 🏢 Join our small, collaborative team as we work deliver the next generation of marine research infrastructure 🌊👩🏾‍🔬 💡 Drive innovation 🌎 Work with world class partners 📍 Based at @noc.ac.uk Discover more today 🔽 lnkd.in/edUvFk8P

Level up your ocean research with @noc.ac.uk new marine autonomy course, APART 🤖 Ocean science is being transformed by marine autonomy. APART provides the tools to plan & execute data collection missions with autonomous tech 🌊 📆 Closing date 30 Nov 🔗 noc.ac.uk/education/tr... 📸 Image credit: NOC

A new report reveals what’s needed to harness the power of autonomous technologies to understand and safeguard vital coastal environments 👇🏾 🔗 fmri.ac.uk/news/new-rep... Report lead ➡️ Prof Matthew Palmer, NCCA Director @pml.ac.uk Workshop partners ➡️ DEFRA, NPL, @noc.ac.uk, @scottishgov.bsky.social

3️⃣ reports in 3️⃣ months. Let's recap... After months of collaboration with the marine research community, FMRI has published 3 new reports, each playing a key role in building the strategic case for the next generation of marine research infrastructure. Catch up 🔽 fmri.ac.uk/news/fmri-pr... #FMRI

"In my time as a biological oceanographer, I have seen the human footprint on the ocean grow faster than I ever expected." Expert commentary from Clara Manno @bas.ac.uk explores impact of marine pollution & how to build practical solutions to restore ecosystems 🔗 fmri.ac.uk/news/future-... #FMRI

🌐 “The UK has the talent to lead in marine research, but only if it modernises the digital systems that tie everything together.” That’s the core message of the new Digital Infrastructure Scoping Study by FMRI. Read more 👇🏾 fmri.ac.uk/news/uk-char... #FMRI #DigitalInfrastructure #OceanScience

It was a huge privilege to contribute to this plan for the future of marine science infrastructure and the final report is a huge community effort. The UK have long been world leaders in marine hazards research and long may it continue!

📢 New expert commentary from @isobelyeo.bsky.social Check out 3rd instalment in a series exploring ‘A UK Science Requirements Framework for Future Marine Research Infrastructure’ 🌋 Dr Yeo @noc.ac.uk highlights UK's global leadership in marine hazard science 🔗 fmri.ac.uk/news/navigat... #FMRI

🌊 The ocean is at the heart of our changing planet. Dr Coggon highlights how UK marine research infrastructure is key to helping us understand Earth’s systems and tackle global environmental challenges. ⬇️ Read more & watch presentation of Science Requirements Framework 👇🏾 fmri.ac.uk/news/why-mar...

The Science Requirements Framework is a step forward in defining capabilities needed to tackle the UK’s most pressing marine science challenges. Prof Willie Wilson @thembauk.bsky.social shares insights into one of the five Marine Science Grand Challenges from the report 👇🏾 fmri.ac.uk/news/new-fra...

What’s next for UK marine science? ⬇️ Download a 6 page Summary Report: ‘A UK Science Requirements Framework for Future Marine Research Infrastructure’ fmri.ac.uk/news/fmri-pu... ⬆️ Register for a Webinar with Lead Author Prof Alex David Rogers from @noc.ac.uk on Monday 22 September @ 10:00 #FMRI

Check out @clstorey.bsky.social LinkedIn article 👇🏾 www.linkedin.com/feed/update/... As SRO for FMRI Leigh explores the less tangible side of research infrastructure - like collaboration & culture - a topic he'll discuss at @mastscot.bsky.social Annual Science Meeting with @cmarkmoore.bsky.social

🔽 Three ways to connect with FMRI 🔽 There's still time to register for the Webinar with Prof Alex Rogers, diving into the recently published Science Requirements Framework. 📆 Monday 22 Sept 💻 fmri.ac.uk/news/fmri-pu... @clstorey.bsky.social @cmarkmoore.bsky.social @mastscot.bsky.social #FMRI

✴️ REGISTRATION OPEN Join Professor Alex David Rogers from @noc.ac.uk, offering a deeper look into the newly released report by the UK marine science community 🔽 🌊 ‘A UK Science Requirements Framework for Future Marine Research Infrastructure’ fmri.ac.uk/news/fmri-pu... #FMRI #UKMarineScience

NEW REPORT ➡️ ‘A UK Science Requirements Framework for Future Marine Research Infrastructure’ 🗓️ Join a webinar with Lead Author Prof Alex Rogers from @noc.ac.uk including a Q&A on 22 Sept @ 10am (UK time) 📩 Download the report and sign up for the webinar registration link here 🔽 lnkd.in/eGxrYr-3

🌊 FMRI Publishes UK Marine Science Requirements Framework 🌊 Co-developed with experts from across the UK marine science community, this framework sets out the key scientific questions that will shape the future of UK marine research. Read the full report: fmri.ac.uk/news/fmri-pu... #FMRI

Thanks to science, policy & industry for coming together at our Coastal Autonomy Workshop where we explored: ❇️ Future marine autonomy tech development ❇️ Scope, scale & pace of investment ❇️ Goals for growth, innovation & sustainability Catch our update here - 2 min read 👇🏾 fmri.ac.uk/news/advanci...

❓ How can FMRI meet Net Zero goals, boost global collaboration & keep continuity in innovation? Thanks to @krhendry.bsky.social from @bas.ac.uk for tackling these big questions from the community & sharing why autonomous tech matters for ocean science 🎧 Episode 4 is live - podcast link in bio ☝🏾

🎤 NEW EPISODE In the 4th & final instalment of the podcast series @helenczerski.bsky.social & @krhendry.bsky.social answer your Qs. 🌊 Tune in for bold ideas & fresh perspectives on shaping the future of ocean science together. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts👇🏽 www.fmri.ac.uk/podcasts

🎧 Only 1 day left to shape the next episode 🌊 The first 3 episodes of the podcast that dives into the FMRI programme are live 💡 Episode 4 is coming. Listen to Eps 1-3 & send in the questions you want to hear @helenczerski.bsky.social & her guests discuss 👇🏾 🔗 www.fmri.ac.uk/podcasts #FMRIpodcast

📣 A message from podcast host @helenczerski.bsky.social "Shoutout to all UK ocean scientists! This 3rd podcast is the most interesting so far - really getting into the details of what the future could look like. This is going to affect ALL of us - have your say." Send Qs ➡️ www.fmri.ac.uk/podcasts

🌎 How can ships & autonomous vehicles join forces to advance ocean science & boost its impact on society over the decades to come? A thought-provoking chat with Prof Yueng-Djern Lenn (University of Bangor) in Episode 3 out now ⬇️ 🎧 www.fmri.ac.uk/podcasts ❗Don't forget to send your Qs for Epi 4 ⬆️

🌊🔬 Ocean Climate Scientist @krhendry.bsky.social from @bas.ac.uk offers her perspective on the rapid evolution of ocean technology — from the seafloor to the surface. 🎧 Listen to Episode 3 of 'The Future of UK Marine Research Infrastructure' podcast 👇🏾 🔗 www.fmri.ac.uk/podcasts #MarineInnovation

🚨 Episode 3 - not to be missed! 🌊 The way we are exploring our oceans is evolving fast. But how do we ensure innovation is efficient and equitable across global collaborations? Tune in for more from @helenczerski.bsky.social and guests 🎧 www.fmri.ac.uk/podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts

❓ Did you know ❓ FMRI is on LinkedIn 👇🏾 www.linkedin.com/groups/98434... Join the group today for the latest programme updates 🌊 #JoinTheConversation #FMRI #MarineInfrastructure #UKMarineResearch #ScienceInnovation

🎙️ New episode Dr Maaten Furlong @noc.ac.uk joins @helenczerski.bsky.social to explore 🌍 Reaching the planet’s most remote oceans 🔧 Making marine research more accessible If future plans for UK marine research infrastructure could affect you, listen in 👇🏾 🔗 www.fmri.ac.uk/podcasts #FMRIpodcast

🦐 Dr Sophie Fielding, Zooplankton Ecologist at @bas.ac.uk joins @helenczerski.bsky.social this week to discuss 👇🏾 🌊 The current status of UK marine research infrastructure 🌊 How we think about trade-offs when designing marine technology for the future 🎧 Listen www.fmri.ac.uk/podcasts #FMRIpodcast

🌊 Ep 2 is live! FMRI is a big project with big ideas on the table, but how do we make them a reality? Join @helenczerski.bsky.social & guests as they dig into the future of marine research infrastructure & if there really is a battle between ships & autonomous vehicles. 🎧 www.fmri.ac.uk/podcasts

🚨 Last chance - workshop registration 💡 Autonomous Observing of Coastal & Inshore Waters 📍 Plymouth @plymouthmarine.bsky.social on Wed 25 June 🌊 Hosted by FMRI & National Centre for Coastal Autonomy 🤝🏽 In partnership: Defra, NERC, @noc.ac.uk, NPL & Scottish Govt ⬇️ noc-events.co.uk/fmri-coastal...

🚨 Have you signed up to our newsletter? Be the first to get our programme updates and never miss an episode of the new podcast with @helenczerski.bsky.social 👇🏾 🎧 fmri.ac.uk/podcasts We also recommend catching up on Episode 1 before the next one drops tomorrow - it's definitely not one be missed!

"We'd like to interview you about the future of marine research infrastructure #FMRI in the UK" 🤔 Erm - are you sure you have the right Catherine? When it comes to building big infrastructure to answer big scientific questions, turns out that the Astronomers have some useful experience to share!🧪

⭐ Please help welcome Dr John Kenny to the FMRI team as Technical Lead John's focus will be on the technical design process for a research infrastructure that integrates innovation with proven platforms, supporting marine research for decades to come 🌊 Read more ⬇️ fmri.ac.uk/news/dr-john... #FMRI

"Scientific questions are getting bigger and more important. Research infrastructure can help us answer these really quite challenging questions that are very important to society." ☝🏾 Prof Sir Ian Boyd shares his views on Episode 1 of the podcast. 🎧 Listen now www.fmri.ac.uk/podcasts #FMRIpodcast

Fantastic to hear @astroroyalscot.bsky.social telling us how the space sciences achieve those big funding wins 💰 🌊 Now it’s time to dive deeper! 🎧 Listen to Episode One of The Future of UK Marine Research Infrastructure hosted by @helenczerski.bsky.social 🔗 www.fmri.ac.uk/podcasts #FMRIpodcast

🎉 We're live with Episode 1 of the new podcast series: The Future of UK Marine Research Infrastructure @helenczerski.bsky.social is joined by 🧊 Former Chief Scientific Advisor for DEFRA, Prof Sir Ian Boyd 🔭 Astronomer Royal, Prof Catherine Heymans 🎧 Listen now 👉🏾 fmri.ac.uk/podcasts #FMRIpodcast

🎙️ We’re excited to announce the launch of a brand new four-part podcast series! 'The Future of UK Marine Research Infrastructure' Hosted by ocean scientist and broadcaster @helenczerski.bsky.social 🎧 Listen to the trailer and be ready for episode one dropping this Wednesday 👇🏾 fmri.ac.uk/podcasts

REGISTRATION OPEN 💡 Exploring opportunities in autonomous observing for inshore and coastal research & statutory monitoring 📆 Wed 25 June 📍 Hosted by National Centre for Coastal Autonomy, Plymouth 🤝🏽 In partnership: Defra, NERC, NOC, NPL & Scottish Govt Register ⬇️ noc-events.co.uk/fmri-coastal...

🔦 Spotlight on marine autonomy as an exciting area for growth and opportunity 🔦 We had an inspiring day in London at the Marine Technology & Innovation Showcase this week. Discover more from FMRI Programme Director, Kristian Thaller 👇🏾 fmri.ac.uk/news/marine-... #InnovateUK #Defra #MarineAutonomy

💬 "By translating our innovation into science-ready autonomous capabilities, we’re supporting @fmri-nerc.bsky.social vision for a modern, versatile and sustainable marine research infrastructure". £4 m to boost marine robotics research capabilities ➡️ noc.ac.uk/news/ps4-m-b...

🎚️ NOC's marine autonomous systems fleet is being boosted by adding next generation sensing capabilities! The £4m funding courtesy of the Natural Environment Research Council's @fmri-nerc.bsky.social programme will help advance sustainable ocean science. Learn more here 📰 noc.ac.uk/news/ps4-m-b...

Wishing all our followers a happy and successful 2025. The #FMRI team looks forward to continuing our journey with you to deliver cutting-edge marine research capabilities so that science can serve society’s need to observe, understand and predict change in the ocean. 🌊

🚨 There is just one week left to apply for the FMRI Lead Scientist role. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to shape the future of UK marine research. Help to ensure that we can continue to both explore the ocean and deliver the science society needs. 👀 fmri.ac.uk/recruit/lead...

🚨 Opportunity Alert 🚨 Do you have the skills to be part of a team shaping the future of UK marine research? There are now 3 exciting positions available in the FMRI team: Lead Scientist, Technical Lead and Communications Manager. 👀 Visit fmri.ac.uk/recruit to learn more and apply.

Hello Bluesky! 👋 If you don't know who we are, the Future Marine Research Infrastructure programme is delivering the Natural Environment Research Council #NERC vision for modern, versatile and sustainable research infrastructure. (1/2)