Satellite sensors have provided an unprecedented view of changes in phytoplankton chlorophyll in the surface ocean. Yet in many ocean regions, from the poles to the tropics, the maximum concentration of chlorophyll occurs at depths which are invisible to earth-orbiting satellites. Read more
Earth’s magnetic field is often included as a key planetary property for its habitability. This is because it is thought to protect Earth’s surface from harmful cosmic radiation, and prevents the atmosphere from being eroded by the solar wind1. Read more
Within just ~5 Myr following the ignition of the Sun, our solar system transformed from a chaotic disk of dust and gas into an organised system of planetary bodies. Read more
We are recruiting open-minded students from any scientific, mathematical, engineering or computing discipline to work on the develo0pment of instruments across our Themes. Read more
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