Students have access to cutting edge facilities in our research groups:
All students will be provided with computational facilities suited to their needs, ranging from individual and departmental workstations through to University clusters and national supercomputing facilities for large-scale atmosphere or ocean models.
Atmospheric Sciences has a new laboratory complex for studying how clouds operate and access to field measurements.
Ocean Sciences has state-of-the-art stable isotope and trace metal facilities. Students at NOC and Liverpool use gliders to obtain new data.
Earth and Environmental Sciences draw on the world-class laboratories specializing in rock deformation, geomagnetism, molecular and geomicrobiology analyses.
