Royal Research Ship James Cook - National Oceanography Centre
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RRS James Cook - NOC
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RRS James Cook, named after the famous Captain James Cook, has played a significant role in oceanic research over the past decade.
Since arriving at the National Oceanography Centre on 31st August 2006, RRS James Cook has undertaken research expeditions focusing on a range of scientific disciplines in some of Earth’s most challenging environments, from tropical oceans to the edge of ice sheets. The RRS James Cook is fitted with cutting-edge scientific instruments and hosts a wide array of scientific investigations on-board, making her one of the most advanced research vessels currently in service.