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21 December 2011
Future of wave hub is secured
The offshore marine energy project in Cornwall, which allows developers to test new wave energy technology, will be taken on by the Government to secure its future as a vital part of the UK's green energy sources. Read more
Future of wave hub is secured
The offshore marine energy project in Cornwall, which allows developers to test new wave energy technology, will be taken on by the Government to secure its future as a vital part of the UK's green energy sources. Read more
28 September 2011
PRIMaRE Autumn Newsletter
Our Autumn newsletter is now available to download in PDF format.
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PRIMaRE Autumn Newsletter
Our Autumn newsletter is now available to download in PDF format.
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12 July 2011
Wave Hub wins national sustainability award
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Wave Hub wins national sustainability award
Wave Hub, the offshore marine energy project in Cornwall, has been named Sustainable Project of the Year in the businessGreen Leaders Awards 2011.
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Dr Gillian Glegg
Associate Professor (Senior Lecturer) in Marine Management, School of Marine Science and Engineering, University of Plymouth
Dr Glegg is a lecturer in marine environmental management teaching on both undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Her interests focus on the links between science and policy in the management of poeple's activities and impacts on coastal waters including, for example, regulation and control of marine pollution from point sources such as industrial pipelines and sewage and diffuse pollution from agriculture and urban land; integrated coastal zone management and marine spatial planning. She is of MarCoPol - the Centre for Marine and Coastal Policy Reseach within the Marine Institute at the University. She is involved in a number of research projects as detailed below.
Dr Glegg is the programme co-ordinator European masters in Water and Coastal Management in Plymouth and has recently developed the MSc in Marine Policy and Planning which will start in September 2010. A key aspect of running these MSc programmes is finding possible research ideas for MSc dissertations and suggestions for these are always welcome! Links to details for these courses and possible sources of funding can be found on the MarCoPol research centre website which can be accessed below.
She teaches courses in basic chemistry, marine pollution, marine monitoring and management of the marine and coastal environment including coastal zone management and marine planning at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.
