Dive team in action at the DEEP site in the Dornoch this week.
Heriot Watt Scientific Divers
Dive team dedicated to researching the important questions about our marine world
Our team is a group of 9 divers, all divemasters and above, with over 100 years of diving experience between us. All of our divers hold marine biology qualifications to a minimum of MSc level and in fact we have a professor and 4 doctors in our midst. We work on a range of projects, some taking us to distant locations such as the Arctic, Antarctic and Central America; but all our work always maintains a strong UK focus.
27/03/2022
Prof Hamish Mair celebrating his 50th anniversary of scientific diving - still going strong.
08/10/2019
Heriot Watt Scientific Divers were out in action today with student divers and snorkellors learning how to undertake video transects surveys. Great team work by all 👌🌊🐕
27/03/2019
Heriot Watt Scientific Dive team members were out at sea today with student divers Emmy and Aline, surveying maerl and Flame Shells in Weddell Sound, Scapa Flow. Great team work and collaboration to get underwater video footage and photo quadrats for the whole class to use 👌🌊
22/03/2019
Thank the ocean with every breath you take, says Dr Sylvia Earle Speaking at the Museum's Annual Science Lecture, the marine biologist urged the public to get into the water and learn about the Earth's life support system.
27/02/2019
PhD opportunities available at ICIT Heriot Watt Orkney Campus.
20/02/2019
New Guidance Released by BSAC on Immersion Pulmonary Oedema for Scuba Divers and Instructors New Guidance has been released by BSAC for instructors, divers and snorkellers on Immersion Pulmonary Oedema (IPO) and how to avoid, recognise and provide first aid treatment. As the national governing body for scuba diving and snorkelling in the UK, BSAC is continually trying to increase the awaren...
27/01/2019
A great opportunity at Perhentian Islands, Malaysia, if anyone out there is interested :)
04/01/2019
New PhD opportunity at our Orkney Campus. Take a look.......
Risk based analysis of biofouling impact on submerged infrastructure at high-energy marine sites in the Northern Periphery Through a horizon scanning exercise Aquatera Ltd have identified that there is a knowledge gap regarding current evidence base for fouling organisms which may translocate via new Arctic shipping routes, impacting on a range of sectors (Aquaculture, Fisheries, Shipping, Transport), including the nasc...
03/01/2019
Wishing you all a Happy New Year and great diving projects for the year ahead :) News recently published by the BBC highlights the release of the Scottish Natural Heritage commissioned report members of HWU Scientific Dive team contributed to, on the Submerged Caves of St Kilda and North Rona, with comparison to some caves in Loch Eriboll. The full report is now available for download from the SNH website......happy reading!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-46721407 #
St Kilda marine life in 'good condition' Underwater researchers photographed stunning images of marine life in the archipelago.
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