Michelle is a marine biogeochemist as Auckland University of Technology, NZ. She has been studying and working on the assessment of anthropogenic stresses on benthic health since 2012. Her academic journey started with the assessment of organic enrichment impacts around [...]
A relocation of coastal, shallow-water fish farms into deep offshore waters benefits the industry in three ways: it puts fish into colder water it dilutes the rain of organic waste that reaches the seafloor underneath and in the vicinity [...]
The project will contribute to quantifying coastal marine seafloor ecosystem functioning under proposed offshore aquaculture activities. Working with the team on the larger project ‘A novel approach to measuring the depositional footprint of the Blue Economy’ the PhD will integrate [...]
The expansion of aquaculture into offshore waters is key for further marine economic development worldwide. A fundamental assumption used to argue for such expansion is that operating in deeper and more dynamic offshore waters will increase the horizontal dispersion [...]
Dr. Kay Vopel is an Associate Professor at the Auckland University of Technology (AUT), New Zealand. He uses environmental sensor technology in underwater and laboratory experiments to investigate how anthropogenic stressors, such as organic and carbon dioxide enrichment, impact fundamental [...]
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