In a photo exhibition by the German research network on ocean acidification BIOACID, the two nature photographers Solvin Zankl and Nick Cobbing present BIOACID members at their work and introduce organisms that current
ocean acidification research focuses on.
Not exact matches
Prior
research has largely
focused on the negative impacts of
ocean acidification on reef growth, but new
research this week from scientists at the Hawai'i Institute of Marine Biology (HIMB), based at the University of Hawai'i — Mānoa (UHM), demonstrates that lower
ocean pH also enhances reef breakdown: a double - whammy for coral reefs in a changing climate.
Much of the
research on
ocean acidification to date has
focused on the effect changing seawater chemistry has on the calcium carbonate shells of shellfish.
Her international
research programme
focuses on the impacts of global climate change and
ocean acidification on coastal marine biodiversity and the consequences for ecosystem structure and functioning, and spans the UK, Europe, USA and NZ.
Richard Bellerby, head of
ocean acidification research at the Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA) and coordinator of the ocean acidification working group in the Arctic monitoring assessment programme (AMAP), lead the papers focus on Polar
research at the Norwegian Institute for Water
Research (NIVA) and coordinator of the ocean acidification working group in the Arctic monitoring assessment programme (AMAP), lead the papers focus on Polar
Research (NIVA) and coordinator of the
ocean acidification working group in the Arctic monitoring assessment programme (AMAP), lead the papers
focus on Polar Regions.
Her
research topic
focussed on Paleo pH and
ocean acidification (anthropogenic) reconstructions based on Boron isotopes and B / Ca ratios in biogenic carbonates (corals and foraminifera).
Biography: Sue - Ann's
research focuses on key ecological effects of global change, particularly
ocean acidification, on marine organisms including invertebrates and fishes.
To date, much of the
focus of
ocean acidification research has been on the response of calcifiers, both algae and invertebrates, to the changing carbonate system, with a particular preoccupation on one property: the hydrogen ion concentration [H +], which is frequently reported as pH owing to the relative ease of its measurement.