Emily Venables
Oceanographer
Emily is an oceanography Ph.D student from the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) in Oban, Scotland working on the impact of mixing between warm cold ocean currents. She studied for 4 years at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton with Simon Boxall as a supervisor before moving to Scotland 2 years ago. Her work with SAMS began in 2005 when she joined them for an Arctic research cruise and used the data she collected to work for a year on the physical oceanography of the West Spitsbergen Shelf. She has since been to sea twice monitoring the change in currents affecting the Arctic and observing important physical processes in the ocean for her Ph.D.
Latest News
High Arctic Film Weekend
An exciting programme of feature films, documentaries and rare archive material around the Arctic
Dew Line Concert
Cape Farewell North America makes its public debut on 10 Nov in Toronto - tickets on sale now
SHORTCOURSE / UK
A surrogate art school of sorts, hosting a series of unconventional, rural and urban expeditions, including a series of expeditions this October exploring London's infrastructure of water.
U-n-f-o-l-d Events
Follow the exciting series of lectures and events around U-n-f-o-l-d live or via podcast.
Cape Farewell North America
Cape Farewell launches in North America
Ecocide Trial
Can ecocide be considered a crime against peace? Follow the UK Supreme Court's mock trial on 30 Sept.
U-n-f-o-l-d Exhibition
Continuing it's tour in the US, our exquisite new exhibition U-n-f-o-l-d heads to New York, showing at Parsons The New School for Design until 15 Dec. Find out more ›
David Buckland speaking at SXSW Eco
The South By Southwest Music and Media Conference (SXSW) in Austin, Texas, has extended it's programme to SXSW Eco, focusing on the environment, the economy, and civil society, 4-6 Oct 2011. Find out more ›
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