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Ocean Challenge


SCOPE AND AIMS

Ocean Challenge aims to keep its readers up to date with what is happening in oceanography in the UK and the rest of Europe.  By covering the whole range of marine-related sciences in an accessible style it should be valuable both to specialist oceanographers who wish to broaden their knowledge of marine sciences, and to informed laypersons who are concerned about the oceanic environment. 

For further information please contact the Editor:
Angela Colling (angelamcolling@gmail.com)


Postal address

Aurora Lodge
The Level
Dittisham
Devon,
TQ6 0ES, UK. 

Tel. +44 (0)1803 722513 

WOULD YOU LIKE TO CONTRIBUTE?

Ocean Challenge welcomes articles and news items on any aspect of oceanography.  Contributions should be in an accessible style with a minimum of jargon and avoiding the use of references.  If at all possible, they should be well illustrated.

Instructions for authors are available here.

SUBSCRIPTIONS

Ocean Challenge is sent automatically to members of the Challenger Society. For more information about the Society, please click here.

Institutional subscription
The subscription (including postage by surface mail) is £80.00 per year for libraries and other institutions. New subscriptions, renewals and information about changes of address should be sent to: Angela Hatton, angela.hatton@sams.ac.uk.

EDITORIAL BOARD

  • Editorial Board Chair
    Dr Claire Hughes, University of York
  • Editor
    Angela Colling, formerly Open University
  • Associate Editor
    John Wright, formerly Open University
  • Martin Angel, National Oceanography Centre, Southampton
  • Kevin Black, Marine Science Consultant
  • Mark Brandon, Open University
  • Sue Greig, Open University
  • Claire Hughes, University of East Anglia
  • John Jones, University College, London
  • Ilse Hamann, Hamburg, Germany
  • Daniel Mayor, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen

CO-OPTED MEMBERS

  • Tim O'Hare, Editor, Challenger Wave
  • Andrew Davies, Challenger Society Website