News in Climate Change Cluster

One workshop, 23 researchers, 108 questions and thousands of data points.

Dr Emma Camp has been officially recognised as a “Tall Poppy”, one of 11 young NSW based early...

Marine heatwaves are a bigger threat to coral than previously thought.

A cultural shift is helping safeguard the Great Barrier Reef.

An online citizen science project, Adrift, connects the public to the conditions of microscopic marine microbes as they...

Have a great idea for algae based products or services? Applications are now open for Green Light, the...

New research suggests massive plumes of fresh water from the recent North Queensland floods could put Great Barrier...

Dr Alex Thomson, Manager of the UTS Deep Green Biotech Hub, has been chosen by Science & Technology...

C3’s Manoj Kumar was one of 16 outstanding Australian researchers who travelled to China recently under the Australia-China...

With a little help from UTS C3 researchers two Sydney high school students are leading the way in...

The use of gene editing tools has proved very revealing for a team of scientists, including UTS researchers...

Could seaweed save our oceans? The short answer is: yes. In fact, next-generation bioplastics could decrease pollution, increase...

The world’s first biotech accelerator dedicated to innovation in algae-based products and services is open for business, with...

A cutting-edge ‘biotech factory’, set to be an Australian first for algal-based pharmaceutical production, is coming to life...

Nasim Shah Mohammadi wins oral presentation award for seagrass research.

Funding from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation brings three international research groups together.

A unique coral reef nursery research facility has been established on the northern Great Barrier Reef

Confirmation that seaweed and seagrass “rafts” can help potential toxin producing microalgae travel vast distances has implications for...

This year, as part of Vivid Sydney, an illuminated algal forest (the UTS Living Lights installation) will spring...

A light installation made of living, breathing algae will feature for the first time at Vivid Sydney 2018...

Seagrass specialist Dr Manoj Kumar is celebrating a new award and a new book.

Imagine if the Great Barrier Reef could be populated with ‘super-corals’ that are resistant to climate change? Or...

Borrowing from Al Gore, it may be an “inconvenient truth” but the world is facing two massive global...

As a marine scientist, Martina Doblin has worked in some of the world's most beautiful coastal regions. Her...

Climate change has now gathered such momentum that even if global warming was limited to 1.5oC, the Great...

Seagrasses play a vital role in the survival of many marine animals, which use their ‘meadows’ as habitat...

Citizen scientists will be asked to take a journey with drifting microscopic plankton to build a global picture...

Marine microbes play an important role in the productivity and functioning of our oceans but scientists studying their...

The injection of a further $6 million into a NSW business innovation program will help to propel the...

Oyster farming contributes almost $100 million to the Australian economy each year and is especially important in NSW...