The Marine Times

In the office:

• Doing paperwork and analyzing data

• Drafting plans and models

• Communicating on the phone and in meetings with clients, colleagues, government departments and the public.

• Writing scientific papers and presenting study results.

• Conducting literature reviews and researching advancements in marine biology.

• Consulting with other biology professionals.

In the field:

• Deploying equipment from onboard oceanographic research vessels.

• Servicing and testing equipment.

• Conducting field experimental equipment such as cages and flowmetres.

In the lab:

• Identifying, classifying and preserving marine organsims.

• Conducting analytical research and laboratory experiments.

• Processing samples