New Paper: Forams are what they eat.
Assisted by AI
How the isotopes of nitrogen in foraminifera food get into their shells
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research
New Paper: Li in Calcite.
Assisted by AI
Precipitation rate affects Li incorporation, but not isotopic fractionation.
New Paper: holding coral reefs together
Assisted by AI
Sulphate reduction and carbonate precipitation in a high-energy algal ridge framework.
New Paper: Kgen!
Kgen: reducing inconsistencies in seawater carbon calculations.
Typhoon Troubles
and Respirometry Revelations!
Greetings from Green Island!
Dive, collect, sort, repeat.
A Foray into Foraminifera
Fieldwork on Green Island, Taiwan
The unsung heroes of coral reefs
Crustose Coralline Algae can contribute a lot to reef calcification
Building Shells
Towards a Mechanistic Understanding of Biomineralisation
biomin
New Paper: Forams are what they eat.
Assisted by AI
How the isotopes of nitrogen in foraminifera food get into their shells
PhD Student Wanted!
Modeling biomineralisation processes.
PhD Student Wanted!
Outside the comfort zone: geochemical changes in marine calcifiers in response to extreme environmental conditions.
Typhoon Troubles
and Respirometry Revelations!
Greetings from Green Island!
Dive, collect, sort, repeat.
The unsung heroes of coral reefs
Crustose Coralline Algae can contribute a lot to reef calcification
PhD Student Wanted!
Outside the comfort zone: physiological responses of marine calcifiers to extreme environmental conditions.
Building Shells
Towards a Mechanistic Understanding of Biomineralisation
job
PhD Student Wanted!
Modeling biomineralisation processes.
PostDoc Wanted!
Modeling biomineralisation processes.
PostDoc Wanted!
Geochemistry of Marine Calcification Mechanisms
PhD Student Wanted!
Outside the comfort zone: geochemical changes in marine calcifiers in response to extreme environmental conditions.
PostDoc Wanted!
Transcriptome of Marine Calcifiers
PhD Student Wanted!
Outside the comfort zone: physiological responses of marine calcifiers to extreme environmental conditions.
paper
New Paper: Forams are what they eat.
Assisted by AI
How the isotopes of nitrogen in foraminifera food get into their shells
New Paper: Li in Calcite.
Assisted by AI
Precipitation rate affects Li incorporation, but not isotopic fractionation.
New Paper: holding coral reefs together
Assisted by AI
Sulphate reduction and carbonate precipitation in a high-energy algal ridge framework.
New Paper: Kgen!
Kgen: reducing inconsistencies in seawater carbon calculations.
The unsung heroes of coral reefs
Crustose Coralline Algae can contribute a lot to reef calcification
fieldwork
Typhoon Troubles
and Respirometry Revelations!
Greetings from Green Island!
Dive, collect, sort, repeat.
A Foray into Foraminifera
Fieldwork on Green Island, Taiwan
geochem
New Paper: holding coral reefs together
Assisted by AI
Sulphate reduction and carbonate precipitation in a high-energy algal ridge framework.
Building Shells
Towards a Mechanistic Understanding of Biomineralisation
global
A Considerably Constructive Coral Conference: ECRS 2024
Presenting early-stage PhD work at Europe’s largest coral conference
New Paper: holding coral reefs together
Assisted by AI
Sulphate reduction and carbonate precipitation in a high-energy algal ridge framework.
grant
Building Shells
Towards a Mechanistic Understanding of Biomineralisation
outreach
A Community Coral Reef
A collaboration with the Sedgwick Museum for the Cambridge Festival
conference
A Considerably Constructive Coral Conference: ECRS 2024
Presenting early-stage PhD work at Europe’s largest coral conference
precip
New Paper: Li in Calcite.
Assisted by AI
Precipitation rate affects Li incorporation, but not isotopic fractionation.
workshop
Corals, ‘cology and Cool Coasts
A Deep Dive into Coral Ecology at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Science.
physiology
New Paper: Forams are what they eat.
Assisted by AI
How the isotopes of nitrogen in foraminifera food get into their shells
foram
New Paper: Forams are what they eat.
Assisted by AI
How the isotopes of nitrogen in foraminifera food get into their shells