Welcome to the
Coastal Eco-Physiology Group
Seaweed & Coral Ecology and Physiology.
Our focus areas
Marine climate change. Seaweed physiology.
Coral geochemistry. Blue carbon.
Our Research
The research within the Coastal Eco-physiology group generally has an overview on improving projection of the impacts of marine climate change. Within that broad topic, we tend to focus on the responses of seaweeds to global and local drivers of change, seaweed physiology, appropriately monitoring species’ abundances, the effects of climate variability, coral reef responses to drivers, carbonate budgets, and improving experimental design. Members of our group also have interest in coralline algal and coral geochemistry, scrutinising blue carbon pathways and geoengineering, future-proofed seaweed and coral restoration, and the responses of invertebrates to the impacts of climate change.
The Lab
The Coastal Eco-physiology Group (CEG) would love to hear from you if you are interested in doing an Internship, Bachelor, Master, PhD with us!
Learn more about past and present students that have done or currently are doing research in CEG.
CEG in the Media
Every now and then we are invited to talk about our work with radio or TV hosts or contribute articles to magazines…