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Ocean Sciences

The sea affects everyone on this planet. This Thematical area addresses the ocean's immediate sustainability challenges through a high-quality, multidisciplinary scientific basis for transformative management and governance, which is critical for protection and restoration and for future use to occur sustainably in harmony with nature's constraints.

Marine research is often interdisciplinary in nature, and we need to strengthen the links between all the research that is carried out

Between 300 and 400 researchers at the University of Gothenburg work on something to do with the sea. Marine research is often multidisciplinary. Within the natural sciences, chemistry, physics, biology and geosciences can all contribute towards the same research project, but marine research is also conducted at all other faculties.

Professor Martin Hassellöv
Professor Martin Hassellöv coordinates UGOT Ocean, which aims to achieve better visibility and increased collaboration within the University’s marine research.
Photo: Malin Arnesson

Marine infrastructure

The Marine Infrastructure at the University of Gothenburg is a national and international resource for research, education, innovation and cooperation. The infrastructure consists of Tjärnö Marine Laboratory and Skagerak Facility, which includes the larger research vessel R/V Skagerak.

Find the expert

Are you a journalist interested in contacting one of our researchers? Below you will find a list of research areas and contact persons.

List of experts: Ocean 

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