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Welcome to the SERPENT Project!

Collaborating closely with key players in the oil and gas industry, the "Scientific and Environmental ROV Partnership using Existing iNdustrial Technology" (SERPENT) project aims to make cutting-edge ROV technology and data more accessible to the world's science community, share knowledge and progress deep-sea research. The programme interacts with science and conservation groups globally to transparently communicate the project to the public, increasing the awareness of our fragile marine resources.

SERPENT is a global project hosted by the DEEPSEAS group, within Ocean Biogeochemistry and Ecosystems (OBE) at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton (NOCS). The project has a network of UK and global partners.

Latest News

Latest Cashel Mission now online

Cashel images Gallery now online

Check out the new Missions listing!

New Galleries listing page available

Now you can send BIG files!

Tall Ships, Deep Seas

Chevron Environment Week presentation in Aberdeen

Latest SERPENT Scene now available

SERPENT supports Science Fair in Dorchester

New SERPENT Annual Report 2007 available online!

What happens to a polystyrene cup in the deep sea?

SERPENT to collaborate with StatoilHydro and Oceaneering on the Tunza 2008 conference in Norway

New mission Report from Cashel, Ireland

Closing the gulf of aquatic mystique

SERPENT Project goes Caribbean!

SERPENT Project up for EU Award

BP Supports GOM Marine research project

Blue Planet Live! 5 April Wembly Arena, London

SERPENT at Oceans and Earth Day

SERPENT featured in Oceanology International 2008

New SERPENT Outreach Coordinator

23-25 January 2008 - SERPENT at the Arctic Frontiers conference in Tromsø

SERPENT feature in BP Magazine
Visit the general interest section of our publications page

New Norwegian Sea report
Read about our latest mission to the Midnattsol site in the Norwegian Sea

Fantastic new photos from the Norwegian Sea!

SERPENT featured in Marine Technology Reporter
Read all about SERPENT's Gulf of Mexico activities!

September newsletter OUT NOW!
Download the latest edition of SERPENT Scene here!

NEW Venezuela Region!
Find out more about the first exciting SERPENT mission offshore Venezuela

Images from Rosebank, Faroe-Shetland Channel
New images from SERPENT mission to Rosebank with Chevron UK

Shark footage from the North Sea!
Check out the new footage of a Porbeagle shark from the Pierce Field, central North Sea

SERPENT at ICES Annual Science Conference
SERPENT will be represented by Dr Mark Benfield at the annual ICES conference, to be held in Helsinki, Finland, in September. More...

New mission reports for Ragnarokk, North Sea and Midnattsol, Norwegian Sea
Read the latest mission reports from the Norway region!

Offshore visits to Venezuela and the Norwegian Sea
Find out more about the latest SERPENT missions in Norway and Venezuela...

Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition
The SERPENT project presented an extremely successful exhibit at the week-long Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition from the 2 - 5 July 2007. More...

SERPENT Annual Report 2006
Download and digest our annual report from 2006!

 

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