Fellows
2016
- Barbara Berx, Marine Scotland Science
- Nick Higgs, Plymouth University
- Alessandro Tagliabue, University of Liverpool
2014
- Mark Moore, National Oceanography Centre
- Will Homoky, University of Oxford
2012
- Jenny Brown, National Oceanography Centre
- Kate Hendry, Cardiff University
- Daniel Mayor, University of Aberdeen
- Abigail McQuatters-Gollop, SAHFOS
2010
- Dr Claire Hughes, University of East Anglia, website
- Dr Dave Suggett, University of Essex, website
- Dr Alberto Naveira-Garabato, National Oceanography Centre, website
- Dr Laura Robinson, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, website
2008
- Dr Angela Hatton, Scottish Association of Marine Science, website
- Dr Maeve Lohan, Plymouth University, website
- Dr Claire Mahaffey, Liverpool University, website
- Dr Helen Johnson, University of Oxford, website
2006
- Dr Sally Thorpe, British Antarctic Survey
- Dr Simon Ussher, University of Plymouth, website
- Dr Finlo Cottier, Scottish Association for Marine Science, website
- Dr Stephen Dye, CEFAS
2004
- Dr John Allen, National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, website
2002
- Dr Chris Hughes, Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory, website
- Dr David Marshall, University of Reading, website
- Dr Carol Robinson, Plymouth Marine Laboratory, website
- Dr Toby Tyrrell, National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, website
2000
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