The Seamounts, Canyons & Reefs of the Coral Sea Schmidt Ocean Institute cruise on the RV Falkor is in full swing. Check out this great blog by GRG/QUT PhD student […]

A coral reef is a geological phenomenon as much as an ecological one. One of the first people to appreciate this was Charles Darwin when he ventured throughout the Indo-Pacific. […]

Coral Sea’s deep-water reef secrets revealed as pandemic sees research ship redeployed. Check out this nice coverage by the ABC of our recently completed Schmidt Ocean Institute (SOI) voyage investigating […]

  Dr. Steve Doo (Leibniz Institute for Tropical Marine Research, Bremen, Germany) Title: Scaling organismal physiology to predictions of carbonate production in a changing marine climate Time: Tuesday March 3rd […]

Fully funded PhD projects now available with the Geocoastal Research Group!! Are you interested in doing a PhD focused on coral reefs and associated systems (Great Barrier Reef) that involves […]

Please join me in congratulating GRG collaborator Dr Ángel Puga‐Bernabéu and the rest of the GRG team on the publication of our new book chapter in the AGU book entitled […]

Please join me in congratulating GRG collaborator Professor Kazuhiko Fujita and his team the publication of our new paper in the journal GEOLOGY. Fujita, K, Yagioka, N., Nakada, C., Kan, […]

Title: Are clay minerals the primary control on the oceanic rare earth element budget? Time & Location: Tues Nov 5th 11:00 am & Conference Room 449, Madsen Building F09, USYD. […]

Spent a great couple of hours at the Sydney climate strike with several members of the School of Geosciences (and my daughter Lily). Fantastic turnout.

GRG travel log – When in Rome! I just returned from a wonderful week attending the 34th International Association of Sedimentologists (IAS) in Rome. The theme of the meeting was […]