Monday, 16th September 2024 Australian Marine Sciences Association Annual Meeting combined with NZMSS
Registration Open
7:00AM - 6:00PM
Monday, 16th September
Federation Ballroom
Opening Ceremony
8:30AM - 9:15AM
Monday, 16th September
Plenary Hall
Chair: Joel Williams
8:30 AM - 8:40 AM Welcome to Country
8:40 AM - 8:50 AM AMSA-NZMSS 2024 Organising Committee Chair Welcome
8:50 AM - 9:00 AM AMSA-NZMSS 2024 Scientific Committee Chair Welcome
9:00 AM - 9:05 AM AMSA President Address
9:05 AM - 9:10 AM NZMSS President Address
9:10 AM - 9:15 AM Housekeeping
Opening Plenary
9:15AM - 9:45AM
Monday, 16th September
Plenary Hall
Chair: Joel Williams
Sponsored by:
Plenary Panel and Q&A: Making Waves and Having Impact Under Uncertain Times
9:45AM - 10:30AM
Monday, 16th September
Plenary Hall
Chair: Charlotte Birkmanis
Panel:
Ian Dutton
Mitch Gibbs, University of Technology Sydney
Rose Katunar, NRE Tasmania
Hemi Cumming, The New Zealand Institute for Plant & Food Research Ltd
Morning Tea & Exhibition
10:30AM - 11:00AM
Monday, 16th September
Federation Ballroom
Session 1.1 - Past Lessons, Future Solutions: Harnessing Historical Perspectives for Sustainable Oceans
11:00AM - 12:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Plenary Hall
Chair: Carolina Chong Montenegro
- Quantifying historical changes in kelp Forests: Insights from 19th-century admiralty charts in Tasmania - Carolina Chong Montenegro
- Navigating the Depths: Fish from the Mesopelagic Zone as Future Sustainable Solutions - Bowen Zhang
- Rare opportunity to compare krill assemblages 60 years apart in the eastern Indian Ocean - Alicia L Sutton
- Celebrating Angkamuthi Ways of Knowing Country - Sandra Ger and Sandra Sebasio
- Restoring Island Ecosystems at Ashmore Reef Australian Marine Park - Jennifer Hoy and Raphael Didham
Session 1.2 - Taxonomic Discoveries for Sustainable Oceans
11:00AM - 12:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Grand Ballroom 1
Chair: Claire Rowe
Sponsored by:
- Why is Taxonomy Crucially Important for Marine Science? - Patricia Hutchings
- What we Know About Australian Polychaete Biodiversity and What we do not - Elena Kupriyanova
- Addressing Taxonomic challenges and opportunities for New Zealand for Sustainable Aquaculture and Conservation. - Robert Paul Wolf
- A Spotlight on Australian Jellyfish Diversity - Claire E Rowe
- Searchin’ for urchins: Utilising museum collections and citizen science to accurately assess species on the move in the sea urchin genus Tripneustes - Emily McLaren
- Revealing new geniculate coralline red algae species in Tasmania - Jakop Schwoerbel
Session 1.3 - Aquaculture in a Changing World: Production, Regeneration, Sustainability, and the Environment
11:00AM - 12:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Grand Ballroom 2
Chairs: Camille White & James Hortle
- Environmental management of aquaculture: the development of ‘fit for purpose’ environmental monitoring for salmonid farming in Tasmania, Australia - Jeff D Ross
- Mapping the Biodiversity Impacts from Aquaculture Feed - Gage Clawson
- Fish Hustle to Gain Mussel: Exploring the growth and nutrition dynamics of wild snapper in mussel farms. - Ash M Heaphy
- Queensland’s coastal aquaculture at risk from sea level rise - Marina Christofidis
- Baseline data to inform a new aquaculture industry: mapping the distribution and abundance of Asparagopsis armata around Tasmania - Charlotte McAneney
- Development of a reef monitoring program for detecting interactions with aquaculture - Camille A White
Session 1.4 - Detecting, Understanding, and Predicting Southern Ocean Change and Ecological Consequences
11:00AM - 12:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Grand Ballroom 3
Chairs: Nicole Hill & Sophie Bestley
Sponsored by:
- How much information do we really need to protect Southern Ocean ecosystems? - Matt H Pinkerton
- Oceanic Regime Shift to a Warmer Continental Shelf Adjacent to the Shackleton Ice Shelf, East Antarctica. - Natalia Ribeiro
- Adaptive strategies of bottom Antarctic fast-ice algal communities in response to shifting light regimes - Emiliano Cimoli
- Coastal benthic communities as sentinels of changing environments - Vonda Cummings
- Imprint of mesopelagic food web dynamics on Southern Ocean downward carbon export - Katherine Baker
Session 1.5 - Human Impacts in the Ocean
11:00AM - 12:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Harbour View 1
Chair: Jess Hillman
- Harnessing the Synergies of Circular and Blue Economies: A Bottom-up Approach to Sustainable Coastal Waste Management Processes in Kenya - Makrita T Solitei
- Unravelling the causes and implications of recovery lags in intertidal shellfish populations - Rebecca Gladstone-Gallagher
- Determination of optimal move-on distance for trawl encounters with vulnerable marine ecosystems - Ashley A Rowden
- A global meta-analysis of the physiological responses of harvested estuarine crustaceans to contaminants and flooding - Benjamin CT Gray
- Measuring the impacts of ship anchoring - Sally J Watson
Indigenous Workshop
11:00AM - 5:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Chancellor Room 6
Lunch
12:30PM - 1:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Federation Ballroom
Session 2.1 - 50 Shades of Blue: The 'Futures' of a Sustainable Ocean Economy
1:30PM - 3:15PM
Monday, 16th September
Plenary Hall
Chairs: Jackson Stockbridge & Kelly Hoareau
- 50 Shades of Blue: A foreword - Russell Reichelt AO
- The High Level Panel for a Sustainable Ocean Economy: A brief history and its significance in sustainable ocean planning in Australia. - Andrew J Sullivan
- Integrated system assessments are required to achieve Blue aspirations - Rowan Trebilco
- Opportunities and hazards for Australia’s emerging offshore blue economy - Mischa Turschwell
- Competing Discourses of Sustainability and the Development of New and Emerging Offshore Industries - the Case of Kelp and Offshore Wind in New South Wales. - Freya Croft
- Adding Local Shades Of Blue To A Sustainable Ocean Economy - Kelly Hoareau
- Charting New Waters - Victoria’s Approach to Marine Spatial Planning - Nicola Waldron
- Futures of Seafood: Leveling up the playing field - Tania Lado Insua
- Managing fisheries and aquaculture for food and nutrition - Anna Farmery
- Opportunities for sustainable multi-use of the ocean estate: a role for Marine Spatial Planning - Chris Frid
- Australia’s first Sustainable Ocean Plan - Matt Flood
Session 2.2 - Algae Resilience in a Changing Future
1:30PM - 3:15PM
Monday, 16th September
Grand Ballroom 1
Chairs: Anusuya Willis & Cintia Iha
- Kelp in Hot Water? Investigating the Responses of Aotearoa New Zealand’s Giant Kelp Populations to Marine Heatwaves. - Imogen C Bunting
- Transcriptomic responses of the kelp, Ecklonia radiata, following repeated exposure to marine heatwaves - Olivia J Wynn
- Interactions Among Wildtype and Heat-Evolved Photosymbionts Shape Performance of Coral Recruits - Elizabeth A. Ivory
- The effect of nutrients on early life-stages of the golden kelp, Ecklonia radiata - Kaylah Gawne
- 1 / 1 Acute hyposalinity stress increases rates of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) release by the fucoid Sargassum fallax (Phylum Ochrophyta) - Eloise EB Bennett
- Restoring Australia’s Giant Kelp forests – a Tasmanian perspective - Vera Rullens
- What we do in the shadows: the impacts of coastal darkening and nitrogen pollution on the ecophysiology of forest-forming kelp, Ecklonia radiata - Josie Mason
- Impacts of Salinity and Thermal Stress on the Physiology and Development of Crayweed Early Life Stages - Rachel Venhuizen
- Next-Generation Algal Bioprospecting Using Machine Learning on Omics Data - Cintia Iha
- Algae biobanking through cryopreservation at the Australian National Algae Culture Collection - Ros Watson
Session 2.3 - Aquaculture in a Changing World: Production, Regeneration, Sustainability, and the Environment
1:30PM - 3:15PM
Monday, 16th September
Grand Ballroom 2
Chairs: Sarah Ugalde & Tara Kelly
- Optimising Seagrass Nursery Operations for Large-scale Restoration Success - Andria Ostrowski
- Kelp Seedbanks: Safeguarding Genetic Diversity and Supporting Aquaculture and Restoration - Cayne Layton
- Creating Opportunities for Bull Kelp Aquaculture - Vincent HS Yap
- Competition, Illumination, and the Struggle for Survival of Coral Spat - Blake D Ramsby
- The Effects of Harmful Algal Blooms and Marine Heatwaves on the Early Life Stages of Green-lipped Mussels - Hannah Greenhough
- Kaitaia Spat - Fifty Years of Seed Supply for New Zealand's Farmed Mussel Production, but is it Sustainable for Another Fifty? Environmental Considerations and Alternatives. - Robert (Bob) Hickman
- Using oxygenation to remediate an anthropogenically altered fjord-like estuary - James A Hortle
- Sustainability from the sea: Using a species selection tool for integrated offshore aquaculture systems in Australia and New Zealand - Sarah C Ugalde
- Sovereign Cycle – A New Approach to Sustainable Australian Aquaculture - Jessie R Kenneally-Clark
- Seaweed Aquaculture and the Circular Economy: Unique Opportunities - Catriona Macleod
Session 2.4 - Detecting, Understanding, and Predicting Southern Ocean Change and Ecological Consequences
1:30PM - 3:15PM
Monday, 16th September
Grand Ballroom 3
Chair: Sophie Bestley
- Distribution of stable oxygen isotope in seawater and implication on freshwater cycle off the coast from Wilkes to George V Land, East Antarctica - Kaihe Yamazaki
- Antarctic seaweeds as sentinels of change in the Southern Ocean - Leigh Tait
- Climate Change on the Kerguelen Plateau and Implications for the Design of Demersal Fish Research Surveys - Rebecca Konijnenberg
- Comparisons of CFOSAT SWIM Wave Measurements Against Wave Buoys - Marites Canto
- Developing a Southern Ocean Marine Ecosystem Model Ensemble To Assess Climate Risks and Uncertainties - Kieran Murphy
- Changes and trends of the Campbell Plateau Meander over the past 27 years - Xinlong Liu
- Particulate organic carbon flux in the Southern Ocean – a regional comparison between sediment trap time-series, BGC-Argo float and modelling data - Cathryn Wynn-Edwards
- Can a high-resolution earth system models improve the accuracy of past fish biomass estimates in the Southern Ocean? - Denisse Fierro Arcos
- Incorporating demographic characteristics into Sub-Antarctic demersal fish community assembly analyses - Cara Masere
- The East Antarctic Atlantis Model (EAAM): An End-to-End Model Framework for Understanding and Predicting Changes in Antarctic Marine Ecosystems - Ilaria Stollberg
Session 2.5 - Human Impacts in the Ocean
1:30PM - 3:15PM
Monday, 16th September
Harbour View 1
Chair: Sally Watson
- Anchor scour from ships as a disturbance agent to temperate rocky reef fish assemblages: BRUVs reveal marked impacts on across species, taxonomic and functional guilds - Allison Broad
- Improving light pollution management for marine and coastal species and ecosystems - Caesar San Miguel
- Cruise ships induce persistent shifts in the summer distribution of Hector’s dolphins (Cephalorhynchus hectori) in Akaroa Harbour, Aotearoa-New Zealand - Rose Ursem
- Developing methods to depress metabolism of the green lipped mussel, Perna canaliculus, for effective live transport - Martin CF Cheng
- Managing fisheries to minimise environmental impacts requires good regulation: A case study on CITES-listed sharks highlighting Australia's strong science, regulation and management - Lee Georgeson
- Illegal fishing in South Australia’s marine parks – The elephant fish in the room? - Danny Brock
- Multiple lines of evidence approaches to integrated environmental management of human impacts: a case study from the Port Phillip Bay EMP - Stella Fulton
- Integrating fed aquaculture into GLOBIOM to account for growing global feed resource competition - Sowdamini Sesha Prasad
- Communicating climate change through a blue lens – Tips for impactful messaging - Yolanda Waters
Afternoon Tea & Exhibition
3:15PM - 3:45PM
Monday, 16th September
Federation Ballroom
Session 3.1 - General
3:45PM - 5:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Plenary Hall
Chair: Sharyn Hickey
- The Powerful Potential of Philanthropic Partnerships - Charlotte A Birkmanis
- Indigenous knowledge of fishing communities on the West Coast of South Africa: Community engagement and reciprocity - Sharon Gabie
- Creating space for young mob - Noah Thomas and Louise Cairney
- Lessons learned from small habitat enhancements adjacent to the Sydney Opera House to enhance fish biodiversity - Giglia A Beretta
- Quantifying the social acceptability of marine-based activities - Scott A Condie
- An integrated approach to understanding the complex dynamics of Port Phillip Bay - Kathy Cinque and Alison Kemp
- Juvenile fish-habitat dynamics across a diverse tropical seascape - Molly Moustaka
- Bio-Physical Determinants of Sediment Accumulation on Coral Reefs - Sterling B Tebbett
- An integrated assessment to depict the ecological condition of New Zealand estuaries - Orlando Lam-Gordillo
- Calibrating environmental DNA monitoring methods across laboratories - Maarten De Brauwer
Session 3.2 - Justice and Equity in the Governance of Rapidly Changing Oceans
3:45PM - 5:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Grand Ballroom 1
Chairs: Georgina Gurney & Emily Ogier
- Equity in environmental governance: perceived fairness of distributional justice principles in marine conservation - Georgina Gurney
- Inherent rights-holders for time immemorial: Reef 2050 Traditional Owner Steering Group, Traditional Owner Taskforce, and Sea Country Alliance for the Great Barrier Reef - Duane Fraser and Manuwuri Traceylee Forester
- Foregrounding Equity in the Emerging Offshore Wind Industry in Australia - Michelle Voyer
- Co-developing Indigenous engagement guidelines for Australia’s carbon market - Shaun Evans and Anna Boustea
- Toward socially equitable and responsible marine climate interventions - Sarah Lawless
- Developing a monitoring framework for social and economic services of marine habitat restoration: Project Restore - Carla D Sbrocchi
- Shifting our current marine governance paradigm through ocean ethics and the development of ocean cultures - Larelle Bossi
- It's TIME: Moving Tasmania Towards the New Ocean Paradigm - Eloise Carr
- Current trends and future directions for social values inclusion in mangrove restoration - J. Alexandra Rodríguez Rodríguez
Session 3.3 - Aquaculture in a Changing World: Production, Regeneration, Sustainability, and the Environment
3:45PM - 5:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Grand Ballroom 2
Chairs: Harriet Goodrich & Marina Christofidis
- Following the Fallow: Tracking the Benthic Recovery of a Destocked Salmon Lease - Adam Davey
- Paralarval prey preferences of the common Sydney octopus, Octopus tetricus, to inform aquaculture rearing - Jeffrey Good
- Inducing tetrasporogenesis and maximising germling numbers in the red seaweed Asparagopsis taxiformis - Emma J Theobald
- Understanding the Impact and Triggers of Cannibalism in Spiny Lobster Aquaculture - Tara R Kelly
- Gut plasticity as a mechanism for superior summer performance in Tasmanian Atlantic salmon production. - Harriet R Goodrich
- Effects of cleaning methods for contaminants control in Asparagopsis ssp. Cultivation - Allyson Nardelli
- The Transcriptomic Response to Heat Stress in Abalone (genus Haliotis) - Roy Barkan
- Using factorial models and the ideal protein concept to design crustacean formulated feeds. - Adam Yeap
- Oh, this is too salty; hmm, this is not salty enough: Juvenile Panulirus ornatus physiological constraints to salinity change. - Eleanor Spencer
Session 3.4 - Detecting, Understanding, and Predicting Southern Ocean Change and Ecological Consequences
3:45PM - 5:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Grand Ballroom 3
Chair: Klaus Meiners
- Assessing iron-mediated phytoplankton dynamics in East Antarctic coastal polynyas based on photophysiological metrics - Jakob Weis
- Closer to danger: Southern Ocean pteropods build their shells deeper in the water column during winter-spring - Pimnara Riengchan
- Antarctic seafloor biodiversity today and in the future: Circum-continental mapping reveals hotspots of richness, cover, biomass and predicted change - Jan Jansen
- Mapping the changing distributions of krill and their life-history stages in the Southern Ocean. - Yash Gimonkar
- Carbon export in the subantarctic zone revealed by multi-year observations from biogeochemical-Argo floats and sediment traps - Xiang Yang
- Fine-scale variability in krill transport pathways between the Western Antarctic Peninsula and South Georgia - Aditya Sharma
- Modelling humpback whale migrations in a changing Southern Ocean - Sophie Bestley
- A circumpolar benthic bioregionalisation derived from seafloor imagery and its potential to inform monitoring. - Nicole Hill
- Ecological and Biogeochemical Impacts of Changing Antarctic Sea-Ice-Scapes - Klaus Meiners
Session 3.5 - Human Impacts in the Ocean
3:45PM - 5:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Harbour View 1
Chairs: Sally Watson & Jess Hillman
- FeAST: A tool for automated environmental risk-assessments in marine ecosystems - Rhiannon Holden and Kimberley Macdonald
- Turning data into information for better management of the Great Barrier Reef – Applications of an extended ecosystem accounting framework. - Victoria Graham
- Overfished fisheries are generally much more depleted than indicated by stock assessment models - Graham Edgar
- Effects of acidification and nitrate enrichment on the competition between reef-building and soft corals - Ana Carolina Grillo Monteiro
- How Resilient is the Seagrass Nitrogen Cycle to Moderate Nutrient Enrichment? - Tijs Joling
- Does Nutrient Enrichment Increase Carbon Cycling in Seagrass Ecosystems? - Mona Andskog
- A rapid assessment of jetty design impacts to understand and reduce seagrass loss within an urbanised estuary. - Nathan A Knott
- With friends like these who needs enemies? Population demographics of shellfish on eco-engineered surfaces - Dayanitha Damodaran
- Are seafloor seeps vulnerable biodiversity hotspots in a highly dynamic marine environment? - Jess IT Hillman
Poster Function
5:30PM - 7:30PM
Monday, 16th September
Federation Ballroom
Keep your eye out for Olly Dove, who will be interviewing delegates for the award-winning ‘That’s What I Call Science’ radio/podcast show.
- Environmental Law Reform Needed to Manage Trade of Australia’s Threatened Marine Species - Rosa Mar Dominguez Martinez
- Harnessing the Spirit of Collaboration: Advancing Regional Report Cards for the Great Barrier Reef - Charlie Morgan
- Southern Ocean Observing System for sustained and coordinated observations in a changing world - Alyce Hancock
- Oyster Aquaculture in New South Wales: A Comparative Policy Analysis - Nathaniel Hess
- How Meanders in the Southern Ocean Shape the MLD and impact Subduction in an Eddying Southern Ocean? - Felipe Vilela-Silva
- Oyster beds for sleepy fish? – nocturnal versus diurnal fish community use of a remnant oyster reef - Stephanie F Bagala
- The role of macrofauna in shaping microphytobenthic communities - Duyi Zhong
- Effects of Plastic Pollution on Blue Carbon Biogeochemistry - Mohammad Abu Noman
- Following the mysterious marine migrations of Pacific eels using eDNA - Therese Miller
- Does radiation impact growth of an Australian tropical marine algae? Informing potential risks from offshore oil and gas infrastructure. - Alexandra J Bastick
- Evaluating drivers of fish corallivory between sheltered and exposed sites on the offshore reefs of the Great Barrier Reef - Tsai-Hsuan Tony Hsu
- Science needed for Australian Marine Parks - David Logan
- Using citizen science to inform potential microhabitat of an endangered species of seahorse (Hippocampus whitei) in South-East Queensland, Australia. - Rowan Carew
- The Minderoo Exmouth Research Lab (MERL): Hosting marine research for a future sustainable ocean. - Nikki De Campe
- CoralWatch: The benefits of involving CoralWatch in research outputs, and how this citizen science initiative can increase the understanding of the impacts of climate change on our global reefs. - Maxwell L Steven
- Development of a machine learning toolkit to rapidly assess overgrazing impacts of sea urchin species in New Zealand and Australia - Kelsey Miller
- Temporal and spatial response of seagrass communities within the Eastern Banks, Moreton Bay to flood events - Joanna Smart
- Determining the size and age at sexual maturity for the Mud cockle Katelysia (Bivalvia: Veneridae) to guide fishing management practices in Coffin Bay, South Australia. -
- Determining the size and age at sexual maturity for the Mud cockle Katelysia (Bivalvia: Veneridae) to guide fishing management practices in Coffin Bay, South Australia. - Laura Thomas
- Meta-analysis reveals omega-3 fatty acid levels of marine organisms decrease with ocean warming - Bethany R Dawson
- Prioritising domestic locations for managing biosecurity risks within a regional vessel network - Cal CF Faubel
- Bi-decadal changes in macrobenthic invertebrate communities in four sub-tropical Australian estuaries - Muhammad M. Islami
- Algae’s Journey Across the Changing Globe: the Australian National Algae Culture Collection - Kirralee G Baker
- How Do Temperature Impacts on Growth and Mortality Shape Fish Size Distributions and Why it Matters? - Sarah Willington
- Phytoplankton blooms in the Southern Ocean in high vs. low sea ice years - Peter G Strutton
- Post-release survival and movement of Carcharias taurus after release from SMART Drumlines - Lauren R Campbell
- Investigating the distinct reproductive strategies of two new species of hadal amphipod (Lyssianassoidea:Uristidae) using micro computed tomography - Jenny A Wainwright
- Understanding the influence of environmental and temporal factors on Bull Shark catch rates in Queensland's nearshore habitats - Riley W Banaghan
- Creating a Multi-habitat Living Seawall on the Doorstep of the Great Barrier Reef - Rory M Mulloy
- Will Upwelling Continue To Provide Climate Refugia For The Corals Of The Great Barrier Reef In A Warming Climate? - Chaojiao Sun
- From Dusk Til Dawn: Modelling the environmental influences on the behaviour of Western Rock Lobster, Panulirus cygnus George - Hannah M Williams
- Enhancing our Understanding of Tropical Shallow Coastal Reef Environments: Navigating Uncertainties With Origin ADCPs - Michelle Barnett
- The Importance of Temperate Animal-Dominated Reefs for Fish Persistence and Productivity - Danielle J Willis
- Settlement Dynamics and Fitness of Marine Organisms on Artificial Habitats - Finn Gallagher
- Chlorophyll Fluorescence and Dissolved Oxygen Dynamics in the context of Harmful Algal Bloom Detection - Xiubin Qi
- Do patterns in fisher behaviour reflect changes in the status of the Tasmanian abalone fishery? - Luisa Forbes
- Thermal stress and marine heatwave metrics for the management of Australia's marine systems - Pallavi Govekar
- Cumulative Thermal Stress Drives Functional Change for Coral Reef Fish Communities - Anthony C Markey
- Influence Of Weather Patterns And Coastal Hydrodynamics On OAE Efficiency In Inshore Tasmanian Waters - Harris Anderson
- Habitat enhancement approaches within the Swan-Canning Estuary using Living SeaWall technologies - Lucy M Arrowsmith
- Accuracy and Consistency of Current Satellite-Derived Antarctic Sea-Ice Freeboard - Xinlong Liu
- Publishing Marine Biodiversity Data To OBIS: An Australian Context - Sachit Rajbhandari
- Suitability Modelling for Offshore Cultivation of Macrocystis pyrifera - Michelle Manion
- Pinning down the perfect technique: Identifying planting techniques to improve tropical seagrass restoration yield. - Evie C Furness
- The response of estuarine suspended sediment fluxes and morphodynamics to future scenarios of compound flooding event - Amanda Xiao
- Shark Spy: Supporting Communities in Marine Monitoring - Rob Lewis
- Unravelling Nitrogen Dynamics in the Hawkesbury-Nepean River System: A Novel Approach Using δ15N Isotope Tracing for Sustainable Water Management - Josh Guyat
- Carbon cycling in the Hawkesbury-Nepean estuary: Insights from a high-resolution mass balance - Chris Ralph
- Estimating groundwater discharge along the Hawkesbury-Nepean River tidal freshwater zone using high spatiotemporal resolution radon measurements and mass balance. - James A Padilla-Montalvo
- Enhancing Aquaculture Water Quality Monitoring: A Multi-satellite Approach for Mapping Near-coastal Chlorophyll-a Concentration in Tasmania, Australia - Avik Nandy
- Management of the Great Barrier Reef’s seagrass is complicated by species’ variation in habitat suitability. - Rob Coles
- OceanHackWeek: an inclusive, collaborative approach to developing oceanography data science skills. - Nick Mortimer
- IMOS-OceanCurrent: How Can We Support You? - Gabriela G Pilo
- Revisiting the socio-ecological history of shellfish reefs for multi-species management and restoration - Brad Martin
- Oyster reef ecosystems under national threatened ecological community listing assessment - Alyssa L Giffin
- Assessing Genotoxicity in Green Turtle Cells Using Fluorescent Microscopy and Automated Image Analysis - Matt Johnson
- Mapping and Measuring Total Kelp Biomass With Earth Observation - Gillian S.L. Rowan
- Potential Impact of IUU Fishing on Domestic Fish Prices and the Australian Seafood Sector - Anna Spiessens
- Novel assay quantifying sediment resuspension effects on marine organic carbon storage - Tegan Evans
- How intertidal microbial mats are supercharging arid coastlines of the Pilbara, Western Australia - Shannon Dee
- Investigating Centrostephanus rodgersii (long-spined urchins) as biogenic habitat structures in New South Wales rocky reefs. - Jeremy JD Day
- The South Coast NSW Sea Country plan: A journey to protect our waters - Dora Bowles
- Understanding Ecopuck Chlorophyll Fluorescence measurements from IMOS Slocum Gliders using laboratory observations and in situ field comparisons with HPLC data - Paul G Thomson
- Are Tasmanian sea grapes the next gastronomic experience? - Micah Landon-Lane
- Population Fluxes in the Giant Australian Cuttlefish (Ascarosepion apama) Mass Breeding Aggregation - Bethany Jackel
- Changes in fish and prawn assemblages following a climate-driven decline in tropical seagrass meadows - Darcy E Philpott
- Harnessing Spatial Data for Seagrass Conservation and Management in Northern Australia - Alex Carter
- Observational estimates of net community production in Antarctic sea ice - Klaus M Meiners
- Research-informed conservation management of Little Penguins on Middle Island, Warrnambool, Victoria - Lillian Maher
- Short and long range acoustic cues available to marine fauna - Robert McCauley
- Quantifying the strength of fronts within the EAC system - Marina do Valle Chagas Azaneu
- Checking the Pulse: Dynamic Prey Resources and Trophic Relationships in Coastal Ecosystems - Sara Winter
- How far down can we go? Exploring multilayered insights into diadromous fish life histories through eye lenses. - Alexandre Che
- Sunshine Coast Marine Bioblitz: Using citizen science to test and contribute to long-term research projects - Melina Keane
- SOLAS mCDR nodes - A global network to develop guidelines for MRV - Linn Hoffmann
- The effects of estuarine outflows on coastal marine ecosystems in New South Wales, Australia - Jasmine A Rasmussen
- High-throughput Fish Tissue Sampling using the Gene-Tag tool - Nicola Potter
- How do fishes manage disease? - Kate S Hutson
- Can refugia for Spotted handfish be identified using observational surveys and climate prediction tools? - Carlie Devine
- Collaborative approaches to marine debris management: A case study - Grace Nye-Butler
- Victoria's Marine and Coastal Strategy 2022 - two years into a whole of state approach to marine and coastal management - Tarryn Coward
- Advancing deep-sea eDNA for biodiversity research and conservation - Georgia Nester
- Defining humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) distribution in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park: a two-way approach - Consuelo Fariello
- Assessing Cyclonic Impacts on Fringing Reefs: The Impact of STC Debbie on Blue Pearl Bay, Hayman Island, Whitsundays, North Queensland - Carlos CBG Botana Gomez
- Tides of Change: an Investigation into Temporal Influences on Intertidal Fish. - Christopher Lowe
- Connectivity of Foraging Areas and Marine Park Usage of an Endemic Seabird: the Shy Albatross - Demelza Wall
- Response of Centrostephanus rodgersii to decreased salinity; assessment of the impacts of East Coast Low freshening events on sea urchin mass mortality. - Monique S Webb
- Toxicity of the Organic UV Filter Oxybenzone to the Green Macroalga Ulva lactuca and Brown Macroalga Hormosira banksii - Megan Carve
- Quantifying the Conservation Value of Wolf Rock to Mobile Marine Megafauna. - Jarrod L Cameron
- Coping With a Warming World: Thermal Preference and Performance in the Amphipod Melita inaequistylis. - Abbey Browne
- Leveraging Recreational User Data for Effective Marine Park Planning, Monitoring and Management - Nicole Hamre
- A Young Fishes Guide to Picking a Home: Understanding the Role of the Estuarine Habitat Mosaic and Focal Patch Characteristics on Juvenile Fish Communities in Seagrass Meadows - Christopher CP Pine
- Assessing the long term impacts of a coastal ocean outfall on marine biodiversity using traditional and emerging techniques. - Kathryn Smythe (nee Newton)
- Marimba: A Python Framework for FAIR Marine Image Dataset Processing - Franzis Althaus
- Investigating the Ecological Influence of Coral Patch Reefs on Infauna Communities - Arielle Saunders
- Making diverse marine data findable and accessible with emerging technologies - Benedicte Pasquer
- Hitchhiking to Antarctica: The risk of non-native species being introduced to Antarctica on vessels - Frances Perry
- Shining a light on the drivers of seagrass phenotypic variation to enhance restoration success. - Elizabeth L. Andrews
- Ecosystem functioning of polychaete reefs in the Coorong, South Australia - Laura Schroder
- Post-bleaching coral recovery may be moderated by the selective avoidance of corallivorous butterflyfish (Chaetodon rainfordi) - Isabella Marrable
- Greedy guts: diet of the salp Thetys vagina sampled during the SEA-MES voyage - Ruth S Eriksen
- examining diatom sensitivity to changing carbonate chemistry in the context of ocean alkalinity enhancement - Aaron Ferderer
- Conservation stocking of the Endangered White’s Seahorse (Hippocampus whitei): successes and lessons learned - Mitchell D Brennan
- Green slime – Nuisance or productivity boom - claire H davies
- Enhancing Connectivity in Marine Systems: A Holistic Approach - Oliver Palin
- The microbiome of a dominant nitrous oxide producing ascidian. - Zuhairah Dindar
- What we have Learned about Marine Cloud Brightening in the Context of the Great Barrier Reef - Daniel P Harrison
- The Ins and Outs of Co-designing a large scale Traditional Owner Reef Protection Program - Liz Wren
- Tidal constituents' evolution and its implication for tide prediction around Australia using ANCHORS tide gauge dataset - Oceane OR Richet
- Ecology of female giant mud crabs on Queensland’s east coast. - William Dantas Charles
- Ecological and Social Consequences of a Marine Species ‘Invading’ Freshwater: Seals in the Coorong - Roger Kirkwood
- Is it possible to estimate mortality and growth parameters for hundreds of fish species using underwater visual census data? - Wanwan Kurniawan
- Predator-prey interactions: Manta rays and zooplankton inferred from ADCP backscatter - Kathy A Townsend
- Phytoplankton Community Composition across Submesoscale Fronts in the East Australian Current. - Chantal Mears
- High resolution modelling of Marine Cloud Brightening’s spatial and temporal effectiveness - Luke Harrison
- Who Buries their Head in the Sand? Uncovering the Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities Inhabiting Coastal Sediments of Western Australia - Lisa Kirkendale
- Utilising insect protein in finfish aquaculture. - Isobel Sewell
- Reef fish tropicalisation along the eastern coast of Australia - Adriano G Fossati
- Genetic Connectivity Study of the Endemic New Zealand Black Coral Antipathella fiordensis - Miriam Pierotti
- Host Specificity, Ecological Distribution, and Nutritional Interactions in a Seaweed – Sea Anemone Symbiosis - Lisa Wolf
- Generating genomics resources to support indigenous aquaculture of Yellowtail kingfish (Seriola lalandi) in New Zealand - Carla Finn
- The whole tooth: changes in tooth size and shape associated with ontogenetic changes in prey consumption by white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) in Australia - Emily Hunt
- Mapping and protecting high biodiversity coastal sites in New Zealand - Megan D Oliver
- Enhancing impact of Australian Plankton Surveys - Integrating traditional taxonomy with contemporary methods - Anita Slotwinski
- New approach: Geomorphometric analysis and benthic terrain classification of Halimeda bioherms on the northern Great Barrier Reef - Zsanett Szilagyi
- Effects of food and warming on New Zealand sand dollar larvae - Ian Dixon-Anderson
- Unravelling the three-dimensional structure of biogeochemical anomalies induced by East Australian Current eddies - Peter Strutton
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