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Dr Deborah Greaves, Reader in Coastal and Marine Engineering at the University of Plymouth and one of the lead academics at PRIMaRE, adds: The proposed new wave tank testing facility is already generating quite a stir in the marine renewables industry because of the full range of testing that it will offer.

Our paper highlights the need to take a fresh look at the effect marine renewable energy generation has on the environment if we are to deliver a higher proportion of energy from renewable sources and start to combat climate change," said Professor Martin Attrill, Director of the University of Plymouth Marine Institute.

A study by the University of Plymouth of 56 seasons of English soccer, found that teams whose first-choice kit was red, finished higher in the league and won more home games than teams in other colours.

Professor Jackie Andrade, from the University of Plymouth, said: "A simple task, like doodling, may be sufficient to stop daydreaming without affecting performance on the main task.

Miranda is a researcher at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Computer Music Research at the University of Plymouth.

Keynote speakers will include TV regular and University of Plymouth geologist Professor Iain Stewart, as well as top-ranking ministers and famous authors on climate change.

Author Simon Topping (lecturer of American Studies at the University of Plymouth, England) reveals how, during 1928-1952, the Republican party shifted toward an institution favoring big business and small government--and how it utterly neglected the concerns of African-Americans, in particularly dragging its feet on such issues as anti-lynching laws and the abolishment of the poll tax.

THE University of Plymouth is offering a new science pathway within its secondary PGCE programme.