As part of the Festival of the Sea programme, the Scottish Marine Institute’s Carbon Capture and Storage Continue reading
Tag Archives: SAMS
UHI students honour three Argyll-based lecturers with awards
In the third series of Teaching Awards judged by students at the University of the Highlands and Islands, Continue reading
Argyll celebrates Scottish Biodiversity Week
With the richest biodiversity in the UK, Argyll and the Isles has a lot to celebrate, Continue reading
Drilling starts in run up to carbon storage research at Ardmucknish Bay
Carbon Capture and Storage is a technology that could mitigate climate change by capturing carbon dioxide Continue reading
Why was Argyll not made an enterprise area for life sciences – or renewables?
Where is Argyll in a government initiative it has every right to be in? Continue reading
New date for SAMS information evening on Ardmucknish Bay carbon capture research
The storms on 8th December forced the Scottish Marine Institute to cancel and reschedule Continue reading
Postponed: SAMS discussion on Ardmucknish Bay carbon capture research moved to 15th December
Because of the extreme weather conditions today, Continue reading
Iodine: 200 years a battle of wounded knees and a history of unusual capacities
Iodine – first consciously encountered by most of us as a stinging disinfectant Continue reading
Invitation to discuss Ardmucknish Bay carbon capture research project
Dr Henrik Stahl, a scientist at the Scottish Marine Institute at Dunstaffnage (or SAMS), is inviting local people to an information evening Continue reading
Join the team: SAMS secures funding for Oban’s 2nd Festival of the Sea
Following the success of the quite breathtakingly ambitious inaugural Festival of the Sea in 2010, Continue reading