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New research has estimated that legacy plastics from oil and gas infrastructure could contribute tonnes of microplastics to UK waters each year

Dr Cho Kwong Charlie Lam recently attended a crucial IPCC meeting in the Bahamas

An international workshop explored challenges of housing waste in the deep subsurface and characteristics of the rock which would host the facility
Researchers from our Centre for Coastal Communities examine some of the potential impacts of the proposed Devon devolution

University recognised by Daily Mail for 'perfect alignment' with region and city

When I first came to the University of Plymouth to be interviewed, two years ago, I did what many people do when they want to understand a place: I spoke to my taxi driver. As he drove me to my hotel, we talked about the city and how it had changed over the years. Without hesitation, he started talking about the university. "It’s where the growth and development is," he told me. "It’s had a reall…
Law students Sam and Charlie outline how they found shared interests after meeting on their second day

The new research comes during a summer when the UK has basked in almost unbroken sunshine for several weeks
Scientists test novel sensor integration to help advance autonomous ecosystem assessment and facilitate sustainable offshore wind expansion
Imogen Florey explains how she embarked on a foundation year in Nursing thanks to Clearing
Dr Christie Pritchard has received a National Teaching Fellowship from Advance HE

The Radioisotope and Advanced Materials Suite (RAMS) will be used for research, consultancy, teaching and student projects

Scientists have issued a call for joined-up action six months after residents in South Devon were left stranded by winter storms
Students from partner institutions visited for two weeks of teaching, learning and life in Britain’s Ocean City

Advice in the lead up to A Level results day to help you, or your loved ones, secure a university place

Our researchers have worked with partners across the country on a new study for the Marine Climate Change Impacts Partnership
Hanna Ganderton’s genetic condition was picked up at the University’s Centre for Eyecare Excellence
Medical students delivered a workshop to highlight key issues that have ‘become normalised in society’

Ceremonies have been held throughout this week with students’ achievements recognised by lecturers, family and friends

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