Communicating Research in Dynamic Ways
When communicating the important work marine scientists, researchers, and engineers carry out, we understand the importance of using different tools and formats to appeal to a wide range of audiences in order to have the maximum impact.
Check out some examples of where we've worked with media outlets to facilitate on-location reporting on detailed subjects, responded to social media attention, and used different types of communications tools to show the importance of reporting on key science discoveries and publications.
Communicating Uncertainty in Future AMOC Weakening
In February 2026, DY204 set out to continue to monitor the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), one of the ocean's most important climate systems. Onboard RRS Discovery alongside the experts were journalist from leading media outlets telling the story of these vital observations.
Fish and Stuff: Reacting to Social Media Buzz
Using social media to educate the general public on the importance of protecting the ocean is a vital, but it can also be unpredictable and opportunities can arise at any minute. Quick-thinking and creativity can drive positive interactions with a range of people and organisations.
News Splash: Tackling the Biggest Topics
At NOC, the scientists and researchers involved in making the biggest discoveries and uncovering key learnings about the ocean are often at the forefront of national and international news. Some news needs more than a press release or an online story to effectively communicate it's importance.
Media Opportunities
With a wide range of experience and expertise in areas of marine and geological science, we can provide the answers you are looking for before the news hits screens around the world. We can do this by providing resources to journalists including articles, fact sheets, and access to an extensive multimedia library.