
Background
The quality of research and postgraduate training is reflected in members of the Centre having published over 600 papers in leading international journals, the receipt of very substantial funding from state and national sources and the graduation of approximately 80 PhD students. Aims• Undertake and publish innovative research that addresses fundamental questions in fisheries biology and fish and invertebrate ecology and evolution. Research strengthsThe Centre has two main research themes: • Community ecology and ecosystem function. Complementary themes include: socio-economics, remote sensing and spatial analysis and human use mapping. Research activities![]() The research activities in the Centre fall within three major research themes and a number of very active research units. Students and training![]() The Centre provides many opportunities for training research students for Honours, Masters and PhD degrees. Quick links |