News in Climate Change Cluster

Built on UTS research, Algenie aims to be an engine room of commercial algae production.

 In the second quarter of 2024, the C3 seminar series welcomed five distinguished guests

 The C3 Seminar series showcases cutting-edge climate adaption and mitigation solutions 

Celebrating the Women at C3 and Encouraging their Pursuit of Science

Recognising the achievements of the women at the Climate Change Cluster (C3) 

UTS researchers win $2.1 million grant to boost coral resilience.

When poor water quality strikes, tracking down the culprits can be a murky business

New research highlights risks of selective adaptation in extreme coral habitats

UTS coral biologist Dr Jen Matthews wins NSW 2023 Young Tall Poppy Science Award.

UTS scientists take part in world-first day of global action for coral reefs.

Rolex Awards Laureate Emma Camp investigates coral thriving in tough environments

UTS celebrates World Algae Day with two game-changing biotechnologies.

UTS is partnering in a global network aiming to reduce industry's carbon footprint.

New research will explore how disease-causing bugs spread underwater.

UTS is a partner in industry research centres on digital finance and marine bioproducts.

Coral propagation work on the Great Barrier Reef.

Learn about UTS research opportunities and PhD candidate Raissa Gill’s work at C3.

Investigating the role of marine heatwaves on bacteria outbreaks in Australian waters.

Celebrating the Women at C3 rising to meet the challenges of a changing climate.

A study shows heat stress affects the diversity of volatile gases emitted by corals.

How corals respond to falling ocean oxygen levels could predict their chance of survival

Dogs and birds are off the hook. Human waste is the primary cause of poor water quality.

Professor Martina Doblin appointed as new CEO and Director for SIMS

Sydney’s cooler coastal waters prove no barrier for tropical corals.

New research shows hotspots around tiny marine algae play a big role in thechemical processes associated with cloud...

UTS is helping boost production of an algae-based hand sanitiser.

Marine microplastics are a global pollution problem. A new project aims to clean up the mess with new...

Young Henrys brewers and UTS scientists are using algae to reduce the carbon footprint of your schooner.

Two UTS researchers are heading to the US as 2020 Fulbright scholars.