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Dying reefs bigger threat to coasts than rising seas
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Clean body, clean mind - Parasite-pickers promote learning potential
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Bigger isn’t always better for protected areas
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New underwater geolocation technique takes cues from nature
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Marine protected areas often expensive and misplaced
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Professor Peter Mumby, Chief Scientist of GBRF
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UQ citizen scientists among finalists in Eureka Awards
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Great Barrier Reef hiding priceless tech treasures
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Adding the third dimension to marine conservation
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Global reef project
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Search for Solutions expedition to save the Great Barrier Reef
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Protect Catalonia's corals despite politics
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Fifty years of decline in Queensland’s coastal sharks
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Professor Mary Garson AM
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Totally cool turtles may help save species
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‘Floating forest’ could protect vulnerable shorelines
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The thresher shark is under pressure
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Marine protected areas missing the mark
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Hope for the world's warming reefs
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CM Wang among most influential globally
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Preventing climate change cheaper than dealing with its damage
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Marine heat waves threaten kelp forests
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It's possible to save the Great Barrier Reef
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Citizen scientists fill the knowledge gap on a subtropical reef
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The deep ocean is warming slowly – but dramatic changes are ahead
The Centre for Marine Science comprises one of the largest and most diverse group of marine scientists and engineers in Australia, with over 65 independent research group leaders, 40 postdoctoral researchers and 200 PhD students. Read more >
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Dr Simon Albert
Featured Publications
- Blue carbon from the past forecasts the future: Coastal mangrove ecosystems must rise above sea level to survive
- Science, June 2020
- Climate velocity reveals increasing exposure of deep-ocean biodiversity to future warming
- Nature Climate Change, May 2020
- Rebuilding marine life
- Nature, April 2020
Goodman Foundation
The Goodman Foundation provides generous support for CMS activities as well as research in the Moreton Bay region. Read more >
