Brendan Lanham
@drbrendanlanham.bsky.social
Marine ecologist at The University of Melbourne • Coastal and Estuarine Adaptation (CEA) Lab • Shellfish restoration • Eco-engineering • Hiker • Mountain biker • Craft beer drinker
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Order your merch today! Pre-orders close THIS FRIDAY!!!
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Order your merch today! Pre-orders close THIS FRIDAY!!!
www.amsa2025.amsa.asn.au/merchandise
June 4, 2025 at 5:49 AM
❄️❄️ Don't get stuck out in the cold in a chilly Melbourne winter ❄️❄️
Order your merch today! Pre-orders close THIS FRIDAY!!!
www.amsa2025.amsa.asn.au/merchandise
Order your merch today! Pre-orders close THIS FRIDAY!!!
www.amsa2025.amsa.asn.au/merchandise
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It's our pleasure to announce the next speaker for #AMSA2025 Dr Leanne Cullen-Unsworth Inspired by a deep-rooted understanding of the importance of social-ecological systems, Leanne is one of the original charity founders and current CEO of Project Seagrass @projectseagrass.bsky.social
April 9, 2025 at 10:52 PM
It's our pleasure to announce the next speaker for #AMSA2025 Dr Leanne Cullen-Unsworth Inspired by a deep-rooted understanding of the importance of social-ecological systems, Leanne is one of the original charity founders and current CEO of Project Seagrass @projectseagrass.bsky.social
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We're excited to announce our first plenary speaker. Dr Scott Bennett from @greatsouthernreef.bsky.social & @utas.edu.au Scott is a marine ecologist whose research focuses on how ecological patterns and processes change across broad environmental gradients, particularly temperature.
February 17, 2025 at 11:55 PM
We're excited to announce our first plenary speaker. Dr Scott Bennett from @greatsouthernreef.bsky.social & @utas.edu.au Scott is a marine ecologist whose research focuses on how ecological patterns and processes change across broad environmental gradients, particularly temperature.
We can improve shellfish larval settlement to restoration substrates by altering hydrodynamic conditions, find out how!
Substrate-mediated alterations to hydrodynamic conditions enhances shellfish larval settlement: Implications for artificial reef restoration
Shellfish reef restoration in systems with limited larval supply has generally relied on seeding reefs with hatchery raised juveniles. Although the gr…
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December 12, 2024 at 10:27 PM
We can improve shellfish larval settlement to restoration substrates by altering hydrodynamic conditions, find out how!
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December 2, 2024 at 10:05 AM
The real reason it’s always good to be back in Bermagui, Bermi Beach Hotel 👌🍻
Just moved across from the old platform. Keep an eye out, some cool research coming! Photo for attention.
November 26, 2024 at 10:59 PM
Just moved across from the old platform. Keep an eye out, some cool research coming! Photo for attention.