Further investigation of known and previously unknown pole barriers, placing them in a broader context based on shipping routes, trading centres, religious sites and burial grounds.

Integration of high resolution O2 sensor on glider platform.

Vessel time and maintenance for fish tracking receivers in Kvarken and Ålands Hav during 3 years.

Methodology development in order to use multibeam/sidescan sonar to do kelp mapping instead of using divers.

Test trials with SB outside of OWF to see if the SB could capture the windwakes of offshore pylons.

Development of an exhibition on Baltic Sea wrecks – cultural heritage beneath the surface.

The project aims to increase knowledge of the medieval industrial development of Bergslagen and understand trade, transport and exports through the investigation and documentation of the Osmund Ship (mid-1500s).

Investment and integration of microstructure sensor on a glider. 4 mission over a year to capture different seasons.

Sea Change Research programme examining human responses to a changing sea, contributing marine archaeological perspectives on how people adapt to environmental change.