Congratulations to Meta Hughes on a very successful MS thesis defense

We are delighted to announce that we have a new manuscript out today in the Journal of Applied Ichthyology. The paper is titled " Length–Weight Relationships of 68 Mesopelagic Fish Species From a Subtropical Ocean Basin" and was a huge effort led by two of my MS students (Ian Areford and Sidney Trimble). They used specimens from the extensive DEEPEND collections captured over the past 15 years to develop a series of allometric relationships describing 68 of the most common me

We are delighted to have received NOAA funding for a new Deep-Sea Benefits research program to explore benthic-pelagic coupling around...

The Seascape Ecology Lab and DEEPEND program had a great showing at this year's Gulf of Mexico Conference (GOMCON 2024) with several...

I am thrilled to announce that I have been awarded one of NSU's President's Faculty Research and Development Grants to support a...

The decade after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill has seen an unprecedented level of research investment into the ecosystems of the...

I am delighted to announce that my seven(!) year research study on the migratory behaviours of deep-sea demersal fishes has been...

I am delighted to announce that we have a new open-access paper out in Frontiers in Marine Science from the DEEPEND project, titled "...

Well, it's been a crazy couple of weeks! Last week was the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill & Ecosystem Science Conference in Tampa. Along with...

I am delighted to officially announce that we have won NOAA RESTORE funding to examine pattern and process in the deep-pelagic fauna of...

Every week, I will be hosting a Data Analysis Cafe in the Seascape Ecology lab for staff and students at NSU's Oceanographic Centre. ...

I was back in the UK last week, and was delighted to be able to present to the Fish Research Group at the University of Glasgow about...

Our new paper describing a method for classifying pelagic habitats in the Gulf of Mexico is out today! Read more here...