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Plymouth Environmental Research Centre, University of Plymouth Contact Information
Mission Statement To conduct high quality environmental research.
Short Historical Statement PERC was founded officially in March 1996 by Professor John Krebs FRS, then Chief Executive of NERC. However, its roots can be traced back to the strong marine influence within the University of Plymouth, and, more recently to the targeting of resources and expertise in making high quality chemical, physical and biological measurements of the environment. It currently supports the following major subject areas: Environmental Chemistry, Environmental Biology, Marine Physical Sciences, Earth Sciences and Environmental Policy. Research Leaders Directors:
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Overseas Links
Industrial Links A wide range of links including Shell, BP, Unilever, AstraZeneca, Avecia, Akvamiljø, Rogaland Research, Elf Oil, Fugio-GEOS, ICI, Johnson Matthey, Dionx and SMEs (Camspec, Photochemical Reactors, Chelsea Instruments, Daviron). Also links with local/national and international organisations such as NERC, EPSRC, EU, UNEP, CCMS-PML, MBA, IGER, EA, IFE, LGC. Special Facilities High quality instrumentation for making quantitative chemical, physical and biological measurements of the environment. It is a centre of excellence in Environmental Analytical Chemistry, Ecotoxicology and in-situ monitoring of the aquatic environment. Research Vessels Associated with the Centre Survey Vessel Catfish – length 37', width 15'. Licensed Category 4. The Centre also has access to PML vessels Tamaris and Squilla.
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