Four new papers on coral reef trophic ecology out in September!
September was a busy month in the world of coral reef food webs. Take a look at the links below from our latest work spanning the entire...
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New paper featured on Functional Ecologist Blog
I had a great time working with the folks over at the Functional Ecologist to discuss the story behind my recent paper. Read more:...
New Paper - Estimating coral heterotrophy with compound specific stable isotope analysis
https://besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/1365-2435.13441
Postdoctoral Scholar @ WHOI
I've officially started my new position as a Postdoctoral Scholar with Anne Cohen in the departments of Geology & Geophysics and Biology...
Tracking coral feeding from space
I wrote a commentary piece about our recent paper for the Conversation along with Gareth Williams and Andrew Johnson. It helps tell the...
Food availability is important for corals - new paper out in Current Biology
We show that global patterns of primary production can influence how much corals are eating and this information may be in important for...
Expedition to the SW Islands of Palau
In July 2017 I joined the 100 Island Challenge expedition to the remote, SW islands of Palau. These sparsely populated and rarely visited...
Stable Isotope Ecology in Sicily
I was fortunate enough to join an amazing, international group of researchers interested in the application of stable isotopes in ecology...
A new paper on regrowth in giant kelp
Giant kelp is one of the largest and fastest growing organisms on the planet. Off the coast of California, this massive, golden-brown...
New Book Chapter!
Marine Macrophytes as Foundation Species is a new book that focuses on the diverse role of macrophytes in coastal marine environments and...
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