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    GrantsGlobal Models Assessment of Marine Biology's Role in Ocean Carbon Storage
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    Global Models Assessment of Marine Biology's Role in Ocean Carbon Storage

    Funding amount
    £625k
    Closed 14 Jul 2026

    This UK-US collaborative program funds multi-model research assessing how marine biology influences ocean carbon storage and climate impacts through 2100.

    🇬🇧United KingdomPublished 1 Apr 2026· 7 months agoviaUKRI
    Funding amount
    £625k
    Closed 14 Jul 2026
    Applications close passed on 14 Jul 2026.

    Decision brief

    4 fields
    • Funding
      est.£625,000
      Pounds sterling
    • Applications closed
      14 Jul 2026
      4 months ago
    • Sector
      Research & Innovation
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    • Location
      🇬🇧United Kingdom

    Lifecycle

    Closed

    Closed for applications on 14 Jul 2026. Published 7 months ago.

    1 Apr 2026Today14 Jul 2026

    Brief

    This UK-US collaborative funding opportunity supports research projects designed to advance understanding of how biological processes regulate and influence ocean carbon storage. Projects will use multiple global models to assess the impact of marine organisms on seawater's capacity to absorb CO2 and evaluate the efficiency of carbon transport from the ocean surface to deeper layers. Applicants must employ diverse, complementary global models to provide robust, multi-model assessments of biological influences on ocean carbon storage through 2100. This research addresses critical questions about marine ecosystems' role in long-term carbon cycling and climate regulation.

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    Original closed notice on the publisher's site

    Publisher
    UK Research and Innovation
    Licence
    OGL v3.0
    Source
    ukri.org
    Record ID
    multiple-model-assessment-of-biological-influence-on-ocean-carbon
    NE
    Funding body
    Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)
    Sector
    Research & Innovation