FMRI Future Marine Research Infrastructure

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Our mission is to work with the research community to secure cutting-edge capabilities and expertise that enable world-leading science. 🎧 Dive deeper into FMRI - listen to the podcast with Dr Helen Czerski 🖥️ fmri.ac.uk/podcasts

Text on image card reads: Coastal Autonomy Workshop: Findings and Roadmap "This workshop was a vital step in building a Coastal Autonomy Community of Practice, bringing together experts from science, technology, government, and industry. It highlighted the UK's unique position to lead in applying autonomous technologies to tackle the complex and pressing challenges facing our coastal seas." Professor Matthew Palmer, NCCA Director, Plymouth Marine Laboratory.
Technical Lead joins FMRI "It is vitally important to develop and deliver marine research infrastructure that integrates innovation with proven platforms and systems. This will empower the research community to understand the rapid changes in our oceans and help manage some of the most important challenges facing society today.” Dr John Kenny, Technical Lead A white logo for the FMRI programme features below alongside a photo of a light skinned man smiling warmly at the camera.
A light skinned man wearing glasses and wearing a suit and tie smiles warmly at the camera. The podcast name is written in large writing above: The Future of UK Marine Research Infrastructure with Dr Helen Czerki. Below there is a quote in text: "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." Professor Sir Ian Boyd, Former Chief Scientific Adviser for DEFRA
Photo of a light skinned woman with brown hair smiling directly at the camera. Above the photo a text box says "The Future of UK Marine Research Infrastructure with Dr Helen Czerski". Below the photo a quote from Astronomer Royal for Scotland, Professor Catherine Heymans, says "It's really important to have a unified vision, and part of that is in the design process, getting everyone on board, so it's building that community to get something that's really good for everyone."
People standing on the deck of a research ship at sunset.