Team
Team leader
Martina Doblin - Team leader
PhD Students
Giselle Firme - PhD candidate - Plasticity of phytoplankton in a changing ocean and implications for primary productivity in Eastern Australian waters
Matthias Windhagauer – PhD candidate - Optimising diatom metabolism for bioplastic production
Raissa Gill – PhD candidate - Microalgal responses to atmospheric aerosol deposition in temperate Australian estuaries
Mariana Destila Bayu Intan – Understanding mechanisms of harmful algal bloom development in Lampung Bay, Indonesia
Masters Students
Aaron Wright – MRes candidate – Biogeochemistry dynamics of urban waterways: influence of urban stormwater on ecosystem functioning in estuaries
Past members
Dr Michaela Larsson – WA Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
Dr Phoebe Argyle
Dr Jason Everett - Senior Lecturer UQ
Dr Olivier Laczka - Chancellor's Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Dr Allison McInnes - Research Fellow QUT
Dr Virginie van Dongen-Vogels - Staff Australian Institute of Marine Science
Student Alumni
Kirralee G. Baker (PhD) - The direct implications of warming on the phenotype and underlying functional traits of marine phytoplankton https://opus.lib.uts.edu.au/handle/10453/90058
Jennifer S. Clark (PhD) - Assessing the vulnerability of a habitat forming macroalga to climate warming: roles of physiology, ecology and evolutionary processes in determining resilience https://opus.lib.uts.edu.au/handle/10453/116764
Ying Hong (PhD) - The role of zooplankton in cyanobacteria bloom development in Australian reservoirs https://opus.lib.uts.edu.au/handle/10453/23487
Louisa Norman (PhD) - The role of natural organic ligands in transformations of iron chemistry in seawater and their effect on the bioavailability of iron to marine phytoplankton https://opus.lib.uts.edu.au/handle/10453/38383
Charlotte Robinson (PhD) - Optical partitioning of phytoplankton niches and implications for carbon cycling (CSIRO top-up scholarship recipient) https://opus.lib.uts.edu.au/handle/10453/116812
Michaela E. Larsson (PhD) – Understanding the ecological niche of toxin producing dinoflagellates
Collaborations
Sydney Institute of Marine Science (opens an external site)
Integrated Marine Observing System (opens an external site)
Marine National Facility (opens an external site)
CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research - Wealth from Oceans Flagship (opens an external site)
Living Data (opens an external site)