Thinkable Peer Prize for Women in Science. Vote for Mardi !
Hi All, please join me in supporting Mardi McNeil, former GRG student and now collaborator, in her effort to win this years Thinkable Peer Prize for Women in Science by […]
Hot off the press! Storms in coral reefs
A new book on “Coastal Storms: Processes and Impacts” has been published by Wiley. The book editors are Paolo Ciavola and Giovanni Coco; this book is a timely contribution on […]
USyd reef group meets with Prof Terry Hughes
Last week, members of the GRG, along with several collaborators from the Marine Biology/ Ecology lab groups at Sydney Uni had the chance to meet with the Director of the ARC […]
Student fieldtrip to Kioloa beach
I haven’t written any posts in ages as I have been ridiculously busy and I do like to take my time when writing a post. What has it happened since […]
Hot off the press! Coral community changes in the Great Barrier Reef since its inception.
Please join me in congratulating of GRG collaborator Dr Marc Humblet on the publication of the new paper in the journal PALAEO3. Humblet, M., Webster, J.M., 2017. Coral community changes […]
Cracking open coral treasures of the past!
Kelsey and Madhavi recently finished up two weeks of intensive core logging at Geoscience Australia. We went there to revisit reef cores from all across the Great Barrier Reef, drilled […]
Hot off the press! Largest undersea landslide revealed on Great Barrier Reef
Please join me in congratulating Dr Angel Puga-Bernabéu (former GRG postdoc now collaborator) on the publication of his new paper in the journal Marine Geology. Puga-Bernabéu, Á., Beaman, R.J., Webster, […]
Special GRG and EarthByte Seminar: Dr David Clague (MBARI), 11am, Wednesday, 25th January- Submarine Volcanism
grg_speaker_clague_poster Please join us for an exciting special GRG and EarthByte joint seminar by Dr David Clague, visiting us from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, which will take place at […]
Near drowning event on the Great Barrier Reef!
Check out the latest paper by members of the Geocoastal Research Group which deals with the evolution of the Great Barrier Reef over the last 125 000 years! Our research was […]
Sculptures under water
The last days have seen some swell arriving at the eastern beaches of Sydney. They were big but not as big as the swells that battered our coast in early […]
