‘Failure to Adapt! The US experience following Hurricane Sandy’ Monday 17 November 2014, 6 – 7:30pm History Room S223, The Quadrangle University of Sydney I am happy to announce that […]
After some initial mechanical troubles and bad weather, the Heron Island reef coring is now going well. Over the last days we have been recovering some beautiful sequences of insitu […]
Today the team from UQ has arrived at Heron Island to commence the drilling of the Holocene reef sequence. This is part of a joint UQ/USYD/QUT Australian Research Council Discovery (ARCD) […]
A bit of news from the teaching and learning side of things… Last week I attended the launch of the Education Portfolio’s #edtech talks at The University of Sydney – a […]
This week my research has made a guest appearance on AGU Blogosphere’s The Landslide Blog run by Professor Dave Petley. Dave is a landslide expert and our international collaborator on this research […]
Multibeam bathymetric datasets have been acquired of the lower River Murray as part of an ongoing investigation into widespread riverbank collapse that occurred during the peak of the Millennium Drought […]
It has been a great 88th edition of the Australian Coral Reef Symposium in Brisbane. Dan Harris and I went and represented the Geocoastal Research Group and I think that […]
This second semester of 2014 we have started in full swing. First of all I would like to welcome all new members of the Geocoastal Research Group: Wellington Trindade is […]
Last week Tom Hubble and Elyssa De Carli attended The 7th Australian Stream Management Conference (7ASM) in Townsville. Tom presented a talk entitled “Geomechanical modelling of the Murray’s Millennium Drought river […]
Over the last week researchers and students from Newcastle, Queensland, and Sydney Universities have been conducting experiments on beaches just south of Forster, New South Wales. The field work is […]
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