Hot off the press! The rise (and fall?) of Acropora………….
For those interested in coral reef systems please check out the new paper just published in the journal Science Advances by our GRG long time collaborator Dr Willem Renema […]
Bathtub approach to assess sea level rise?
I just read an article in The Guardian with the title “Climate change: website reveals which homes will be swamped by rising sea levels” . It turns out that someone has […]
USYD visits Heron Island Research Station
We’ve just returned from an exciting weeklong mixed undergraduate (GEOS3009) and masters (MARS5006/7) field trip to Heron Island Research Station (One Tree’s neighbour) in the Capricorn Bunker Group of the Great Barrier Reef. […]
#ICS2016 Fieldtrip to One Tree Island Research Station
As part of ICS2016 we offered the delegates the opportunity of coming and visiting One Tree Island Research Station. It was an optional post-conference fieldtrip and the opportunity was taken […]
Organising #ICS2016
Organising ICS2016 was tough and challenging at times and it required quite a lot of time; it was also fun and exciting. The entire process is enormous and without the […]
Our new paper on Lady Musgrave
What do a group of scientists do when they get stuck on a boat in the middle of a reef???… measure everything they can!!! Last year Steph Duce was part […]
Special GRG seminar on submarine landslides and tsunamis, Thurs 17th March, 11:00 am – Dr Jon Hill (University of York)
On 17th March, we will have a guest presentation by Dr Jon Hill (University of York) on submarine landslides and tsunamis. Recreating the Mesolithic Storegga tsunami event Numerical modelling of […]
Janice Lough gives the key note on climate change and tropical ecosystems
Day 2 of ICS.
ICS begins!
Hi All, the ICS 2016 kicks off in style. After a wonderful and heartfelt opening by our very own Assoc. Prof. Ana Vila Concejo, Prof. Andy Short has given a […]
Final ICS 2016 preparations!
Check out the GRG team in full swing stuffing conference bags. They are clearly experiencing a range of emotions….. Jody […]
Geocoastal Research Group 