This is the second post from the University of Adelaide second and third year science student trip to Timor Leste (as part of an...

Recently a group of second and third year science students from the University of Adelaide travelled to Timor Leste as part of an...

Elevated carbon dioxide (CO2) threatens marine ecosystems and organisms. There are recorded disruptions of calcification processes,...

The first semester and exam period has come to an end. Sarah Tesolin, our BSc Advanced student gave her final seminar – she was...

Congratulations to Nina Wootton who was awarded a Nature Foundation SA Scholarship grant for her Honours research quantifying fish...

There is a widely accepted paradigm that mangroves and other coastal habitats provide a safe and productive environment for juvenile...

Changes in the environment are imprinted on the hard parts of many animals. Researchers use ‘hard parts’, like ear bones (otoliths),...

To the shark obsessed, an opportunity to research bioluminescent sharks in your honours year is too good to pass up. Particularly when...

Awesome infographic on our research using fish ear bones (otoliths) to address the shifting baseline syndrome. The infographic was put...

Bronwyn attended a day session with Hugh Kearns on Building Future Research leaders. Key was there are only 168 hours in a week and that...