News in Climate Change Cluster

Molecular biologist Michele Fabris has been awarded one of the first CSIRO fellowships aimed at boosting Australian research...

Scientists from the UK and UTS designed novel experiments to demonstrate that corals play key roles in contributing...

The Wildlife One Health Initiative is a dynamic cross-disciplinary team of UTS scientists who aim to tackle wildlife...

C3 researcher Dr Mathieu Pernice studies microorganisms at the single cell level using state-of-the-art technology. He is sharing...

UTS Science won four out of six awards at this year’s UTS Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Research Excellence.

Spring has sprung and so could Australia's first national pollen monitoring system thanks to research being undertaken by...

The East Australian Current (EAC) has a significant impact on the ecology of eastern Australia. With indications that...

A $1m NSW Government grant will support an innovative bio-manufacturing facility at UTS. Based on algae and known...

The global decline of seagrass meadows is the impetus for the development of new techniques that will ultimately...

A two week voyage from Fiji to Tasmania! But there will be no lounging around on deck for...

New research using remote sensing technology aims to assist Australian water resource management, detect hidden droughts and monitor...

UTS led research shows that the detrimental impacts caused by ocean warming and acidification are unlikely to be...

C3 led research is leading to a better understanding of how some corals might survive incr

A UTS:C3 led collaboration provides answers to basic questions about key biosynthetic pathways in marine toxin producing microbes...

Nitrogen fixation is a fundamental process within the ocean, C3 led research gives first detailed description of nitrogen...

Michaela Larsson's research into toxin producing microalgae aims to reduce human exposure to potential debilitating illnesses in a...

Changing the public's perception of algae: two UTS Design students rise to the challenge with some surprising results.

UTS scientists have a strong connection with the former MNF Southern Surveyor; a new the book about the...

A two year collaborative research program with James Cook University (JCU), supported by Gladstone Ports Corporation, has delivered...

UTS led research is using a powerful technique to better understand the diversity of symbiotic algae, found within...

New evidence, from C3 researchers, is emerging that climate change could join overfishing as a major threat to...

There are great hopes for the potential of coastal plants and seaweeds to store carbon and help counter...

A chance discovery puts a new perspective on the ecology of the symbiotic microalgae that drive coral reef...

C3 PhD candidate Chris Watson's native grassland research helps launch Bush Heritage Australia 10 year science plan

UTS research aims to prevent fish that poison from becoming the ‘catch of the day’

C3 scientists are part of a team studying the effects of elevated carbon dioxide on Antarctic marine microbial...

The chemicals behind the characteristic smell of the sea could be a key indicator of change in tropical...

C3 researchers designed a new flow chamber, allowing them to use fragile microsensors to reveal that seagrasses modify...

C3's Martina Doblin has been apointed to the ARC College of Experts

A whole-of-process approach to Industry-led research in healthcare and life sciences will flow from a new agreement between...