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Future ocean resources at Science Uncovered

Join us at the Natural History Museum to explore the frontiers of ocean science.

Add to Calendar 09/29/17 06:00 PM 09/29/17 09:30 PM United Kingdom (GMT) Future ocean resources at Science Uncovered <p>Join us at the Natural History Museum to explore the frontiers of ocean science.</p> Natural History Museum
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Join us at the Natural History Museum to explore the frontiers of ocean science.

The ocean is valued by people around the world for food, energy, transport and recreation, but how might we use it in the future?

Join our experts at the Natural History Museum and discover the possibilities for future ocean resources over a drink. 

Get hands-on with samples and chat to scientists whilst exploring our interactive map.

This event is part of Science Uncovered for European Researchers’ Night.

  • Free and open to all
  • Spaces limited for some activities
  • Tickets for special activities will be available on the night on a first-come first-served basis
  • Find out more on the Natural History Museum’s website.

Please direct enquiries to events@royalsociety.org


Actinostolid anemones and mats of filamentous bacteria at the world’s deepest known hydrothermal vents, 5,000m deep on the Mid-Cayman Spreading Centre, British Overseas Territories.
Actinostolid anemones and mats of filamentous bacteria at the world’s deepest known hydrothermal vents, 5,000m deep on the Mid-Cayman Spreading Centre, British Overseas Territories. © University of Southampton.