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Graduate Research School For Candidates Prospective Candidates Available Projects Alterations in populations and functional roles of the coral microbiome under climate change
Alterations in populations and functional roles of the coral microbiome under climate change
Title of Project
Alterations in populations and functional roles of the coral microbiome under climate change
Name of Advisor/s
Dr Tracy Ainsworth
College
ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies
Summary of Project
Coral associated bacteria play a key role in maintaing coral health. This project will investigate how these populations alter under climate change scenarios and how this alters their functional role.
Key Words
coral
microbiome
climate change
Would suit an applicant who
This project would suit an applicant with an interest in coral physiology and microbiology.
