📢 New paper! Habitat modification through coastal development alters parrotfish grazing pressure and, potentially, their ecological roles in urban coral reefs. 🪸🐠🐟Well done Rachel Mark Daisuke Taira !! 🌟 doi.org/10.1002/ecy.42…

Great to see this paper come out!

On a bit of a roll! Three papers out in three weeks 😃

EMEL is looking for a postdoc to work on hybrid shorelines in Singapore. Come and join the team! 🌿🧑🏻‍🔬✨   career44.sapsf.com/sfcareer/jobre…

New Research Fellow position at Experimental Marine Ecology Laboratory. Singapore is a great place to live and work. Feel free to email me if you want more info🪸🦀

In one of my first posts I showed pics of part of the build for this experiment (pasted below). Very happy it is now published Science of the Total Environment 😀

Pod paper is out!

We publish on a wide range of topics in a variety of formats. We still take long traditional reviews too! Hurry hurry!

Fantastic to see this come out! Tons of prep work and the installation needed the whole lab. So, very happy it ended up in JAE :)

📢 New paper led by Daisuke Taira in Journal of Applied Ecology found that volume-independent complexity effects on fish assemblages differed across scales, among fish assemblage metrics and between day and night. Excellent work! ✨🐠🐟 doi.org/10.1111/1365-2…

Two papers out in one weekend :) First time that has happened Experimental Marine Ecology Laboratory!

Congrats on your first PhD paper Hannah!! 👏 🙌 😀

Happy to share our contribution to The Applied Ecologist blog. We wrote a short summary of our recent article published in Journal of Applied Ecology with some photos and video📷✨️🐠 appliedecologistsblog.com/2024/05/23/doe…

In my outreach role I usually post my lab-mates’ work, so I’m happy to share my first first-authored paper!✨We show that green concrete hosts diverse algal species, making it a promising alternative to regular concrete for marine eco-engineering! 🌊🌿 doi.org/10.1016/j.ecol…

🐌🚨My first 2⃣first-author papers are finally out! In the 1st paper Oxford Journals, using #markrecapture we found that #seawalls in Singapore support more #nerite snails than #rockyshores and show differences in #gastropod displacement Read here 👇 doi.org/10.1093/mollus…

The lab is going through a growth phase!

Three more job openings!

Local paper kindly featured our work on marine microplastics 🚯

Ecologists from NUS Biological Sciences have uncovered new microplastic dynamics and patterns in Singapore’s corals and seagrass meadows! This knowledge will help develop effective strategies to better protect our environment, especially our coastal habitats. news.nus.edu.sg/uncovering-mic…

3DCP offers new ways to add habitat complexity to artificial shores 🛠