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University of Southampton Part of International Research Programme on Southern Ocean Climate Impacts

Posted on 5, August 2026 by EuropaWire PR Editor

(IN BRIEF) The University of Southampton is joining SYNCHRONY, a major €8.5 million EU-funded research project involving 27 institutions worldwide. The four-year project aims to establish a coordinated observation system across the Southern Ocean and Antarctic coastal regions, where sea … Read the full press release →

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