The audio series that tracks the real-time swirl of creatures, chemicals and currents of our seas. An initiative of COSEE NOW.
Gwyn Griffiths is at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton in southern England. He heads up a team of about 50 engineers and students. They build robots and gadgets to keep track of what’s going on in the ocean.
Griffiths says, “We’re inventors. We invent new platforms for science.”
And he’s turning a lotta heads doing it. Stay tuned.
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Gwyn Griffiths engaged in outreach with a crowd at the Science Museum in London.
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Gwyn Griffiths (left) and colleage Paul Tyler with their remotely operated vehicle (ROV) Isis in Antarctica.
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An Autosub keeps track of all kinds of features in the ocean, and Gwyn Griffiths oversees their design and science.
Give us your guess for the Sonic Stumper, a question for Gwyn Griffiths, or your story about the ocean:
The Ocean Gazing podcast is hosted and produced by Ari Daniel.
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