Marine Field Technician at PML Applications, Matt Smith, provides a range of marine research project support. In his role within the Centre for Marine Biofouling and Corrosion (CMBC), he conducts desk-based analyses, laboratory work and fieldwork.
Matt’s experience includes:
• Data collection
• Report writing
• In-water hull cleaning trials
• Conducting fieldwork
• Managing laboratories
Matt’s academic achievements include an MRes in Applied Marine Science (University of Plymouth) and a BSc(Hons) in Environmental Science (University of Nottingham). He first joined the team at PML for an 8-month placement during his Master’s degree, to investigate the effects of Artificial Light at Night (ALAN) on marine invertebrates. During this time, he gained practical skills in project management and scientific data collection.
During his early career in marine science, Matt contributed to marine research projects in Malaysia and Sweden, as well as receiving an International Work Experience Grant in Costa Rica. Matt’s passion for innovation in the marine science field is combined with a drive to advance impactful research that has led to his career as a Marine Field Technician.
Matt’s experience includes:
• Data collection
• Report writing
• In-water hull cleaning trials
• Conducting fieldwork
• Managing laboratories
Matt’s academic achievements include an MRes in Applied Marine Science (University of Plymouth) and a BSc(Hons) in Environmental Science (University of Nottingham). He first joined the team at PML for an 8-month placement during his Master’s degree, to investigate the effects of Artificial Light at Night (ALAN) on marine invertebrates. During this time, he gained practical skills in project management and scientific data collection.
During his early career in marine science, Matt contributed to marine research projects in Malaysia and Sweden, as well as receiving an International Work Experience Grant in Costa Rica. Matt’s passion for innovation in the marine science field is combined with a drive to advance impactful research that has led to his career as a Marine Field Technician.
Contact
Email: msm@pml.ac.uk