PhD Exit Seminar – Dr Katelyn Edge
Today the lab celebrated the final stage on Dr Katelyn Edge’s PhD journey – the exit seminar. Congratulations Katelyn for an excellent summary presentation on the efficacy of cellular biomarkers as indicators of anthropogenic pollution. Abstract. The integrity and function of many nearshore aquatic ecosystems are under threat from contaminants. Developing effective and relevant monitoring […]
Meeting and Tweeting
Congratulations Dr Katelyn Edge for an excellent workshop for postgraduate students looking to enhance their professional network and the visibility of their research. I made a cameo appearance to talk about the importance of online profiles and managing our digital footprints and shadows.
Happy Birthday EJ from the Subtidal Ecology and Ecotoxicology lab!
Associate Professor Emma Johnston celebrates with members of the Subtidal Ecology and Ecotoxicology lab.
Congratulations Dr Edge!
Katelyn Edge hands in her thesis at the Graduate Research School complete with lab entourage!
Rock platform zonation with KRB
Checking out intertidal zonation with Year 11 and Mrs Shirley Casper from Kincoppal Rose Bay
Underwater cleaning bee
Routine maintenance on an experimental deployment of benthic recruitment containers
Simulated ‘stormwater pulse’
Researchers from UNSW, SCU, CSIRO and OEH dosed benthic sediment communities with a simulated ‘stormwater pulse’. Communities will remain in situ for a month before sampling to assess the ecological effects of this stressor.
A bumper graduation ceremony for the SEE lab.
Congratulations to Natalie Rivero who received her bachelor degree with honours and to Luke Hedge and Carol Sukn who were awarded their PhD scholarships.
