Issue 10

Issue 10 published May 2018

Issue 10 Contents

Research digests

Coastal hypoxia Nancy Rabalais
Tuning in to the symphony of the sea Tim Gordon
Evidence of the future: ocean warming in the Antarctic Gail Ashton

Features

The other Red Sea Zahra Alsaffar
Rosa Mabel Lee Sarah Hughes and Stephen Dye
Refining our approach to marine oil spills Eve Southward, John Readman and Guy Baker
Keeping Papua New Guinea’s fisheries and traditions alive Jonathan Booth

Interview with Professor Caroline Peacock

Molecular taxonomy and explorers of the microbial jungle Holly Bik

From sea shells to sea change

Gerald Langer and Charlotte Walker

Sharing marine science

Great engines and grand challenges Willie Wilson
And the winners were... MBA student bursary awardees reports
Reviews
A life in the day of a marine biologist with Aisling Smith

Editorial, issue 17

A very warm welcome, wherever you are, to our first ever January edition!

Editorial, issue 16

In this edition we ask, how will we relate to nature and go about science in a fast-changing world?

Editorial, issue 15

A very warm welcome to the first July edition of The Marine Biologist magazine! Since its creation in 2013 the magazine has been very well received and we have been privileged to publish many wonderful and fascinating articles.

The Editor's pick of the top ten articles

We are proud to have published over 190 original, informative, and inspiring articles spanning all aspects of marine biology, written by contributors ranging from world-famous ‘ocean elders’ to volunteers, and scientists at the start of their careers.