Animals require energy for all life functions. Energy reflects rates of chemical and physiological processes inside their bodies and...

By Nina Wootton, PhD candidate The first three months of 2019 saw me be lucky enough to travel and live at the University of South...

Growth rates in fish are a fundamental predictor of population size, productivity and mortalities. Faster growth rates increase the size...

I hope everyone had a happy xmas and a safe and relaxing break. There are lot’s of congratulations to be had. Congratulations to Kayla...

Two men vied to name stable forms of elements with differing masses (e.g. 206Pb, 207Pb, 208Pb). Today we know these are not different...

Congratulations to our latest Honours students who have submitted their Honours theses and presented seminars to the Department. Koster...

Fish have secret lives in complex three-dimensional environments. Yet biologists need a careful understanding of population...

Well it’s been a while since I updated this page and a lot has happened! Another graduation ceremony has occurred – congratulations to...

Lost and discarded fishing gear has been an international environmental issue for over 50 years. Globally, over 6.4 million tonnes of...

Congratulations to Jacob who was awarded the Michael Smyth Memorial Prize for the highest achieving Honours student studying an...