Celebrating 50 years of sea-going science on the RV Prince Madog

Katrien Van Landeghem; Tom Rippeth

Celebrating 50 years of sea-going science on the RV Prince Madog

School of Ocean Sciences

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2018 saw the 50th Anniversary of Bangor University taking delivery of its new research vessel, Prince Madog. Since then, this vessel and then her replacement, which came into service in 2001, have been the platform for training several generations of sea-going scientists, and been used for world-leading research, as well as for regular offshore monitoring work. As a tribute to its service to the marine science community, we provide an incomplete review of the science that has been underpinned by data collected on the Prince Madog over the past 50 years, and the impact that science has had.

Original language	English
Pages	30-39
Volume	24
No.	1
Specialist publication	Ocean Challenge
Publication status	Published - 1 Feb 2020

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