The National Oceanography Centre is an independent self-governing organisation - a charitable company limited by guarantee. The NOC is funded by UK Research and Innovation to work on National Capability programmes, and manages on its behalf, the National Marine Equipment Pool - Europe’s largest fleet of autonomous and robotic vehicles, and two state of the art research ships RRS Discovery and RRS James Cook.

The NOC has two sites, Southampton and Liverpool, and employs around 650 staff. We are co-located at both sites with leading UK Universities, giving us a unique position in UK marine research.

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Prof. Edward Hill

Michael Doswell

John P.

Cristian Florindo-Lopez

Matt T.

Lynda Haller

Richard Howell

Annika Simpson

Carla Sands

Natalie Campbell

Andy Lovett

Ged Heeley

Marion Dundee

Kerry Lovett

Matt Wallis

Sean B.

Paul Provost

Kevin Saw

Kevin Williams

Helen Oldridge Cmareng Mimarest

Chris Cardwell

Allison Schaap

Joel Hirschi

Alexander Phillips

Layton Quinton

Peter Ryde

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John Siddorn

Philip Bishop

James Burris

Rachel P.

Alan Evans

Holly Evans

Andrew Lovett Fcca

The Engineering Team at the National Oceanography Centre is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining advanced marine technology and systems used in oceanographic research. This multidisciplinary team includes experts in robotics, electronics, software development, and marine engineering, ensuring the effective operation of autonomous vehicles, research ships, and undersea sensors. Their collaborative efforts enhance the NOC's capabilities in delivering cutting-edge research and support the UK’s marine science initiatives.

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