My work focuses on broad aspects of marine science (including behavioural, physiological and molecular ecology as well as biological oceanography) for a range of marine species including both vertebrates and invertebrates with a strong emphasis on the use of innovative marine technology and crossdisciplinary collaboration, for example with physical oceanographers, mathematicians and physicists.
I am an ecologist with broad interests including examining patterns of movement in sea turtles (e.g. via satellite tracking and use of data-loggers), climate change impacts for sea turtle nesting conditions and long-term changes in marine systems including studies on plankton, jellyfish and mega- vertebrates.