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Hot off the Press! Tiny fossils reveal a major sea-level fall into the Last Glacial MaximumPlease join me in congratulat...
07/10/2026

Hot off the Press! Tiny fossils reveal a major sea-level fall into the Last Glacial Maximum

Please join me in congratulating Prof. Kazuhiko Fujita and colleagues on their new paper in Earth and Planetary Science Letters, which uses fossil foraminifera recovered during IODP Expedition 325 Great Barrier Reef Environmental Changes to reconstruct global mean sea level from late Marine Isotope Stage 3 into the Last Glacial Maximum. Fujita, K., Nakada, C., Yagioka, N., Miyairi, Y., Humblet, M., Kan, H., Iryu, Y., Webster, J....

Please join me in congratulating Prof. Kazuhiko Fujita and colleagues on their new paper in Earth and Planetary Science Letters, which uses fossil foraminifera recovered during IODP Expedition 325 …

Great job team!!
25/08/2026

Great job team!!

Tens of thousands of years ago, the Great Barrier Reef was above water. Whether it was grassland, rainforest, or mangrove swamp is something researchers and Indigenous rangers are trying to uncover.

21/08/2026

Great job, Helen and the team!

Good luck team!!
28/07/2026

Good luck team!!

Did you know that 65,000 years ago, when sea levels were 80 m below present, First Nations people lived on what is now the Great Barrier Reef? Our research vessel (RV) Investigator departed Brisbane today to study the evolution of this underwater landscape. Using sonar and core samples, the voyage w...

Hot off the Press: Ancient Microbial Mats Revealed in Hawai‘i’s Drowned ReefsPlease join me in congratulating GRG collab...
23/07/2026

Hot off the Press: Ancient Microbial Mats Revealed in Hawai‘i’s Drowned Reefs

Please join me in congratulating GRG collaborator Professor Hildegard Westphal and the international team on their new paper in Biogeosciences, which reports the first direct evidence for light-dependent microbial mat communities in Pleistocene drowned reefs from IODP Expedition 389 Hawaiian Drowned Reefs. Westphal, H., Garuglieri, E., Webb, G. E., Nothdurft, L., Merkel, A., Khanna, P., Karki, P., Nohl, T., Gischler, E., Webster, J....

Please join me in congratulating GRG collaborator Professor Hildegard Westphal and the international team on their new paper in Biogeosciences, which reports the first direct evidence for light-dep…

More scenes from the workshop Australian-New Zealand International Scientific Drilling Consortium . It was a fun day
07/07/2026

More scenes from the workshop Australian-New Zealand International Scientific Drilling Consortium . It was a fun day

Excited to be part of the ANZIC Australasia Coring Workshop @ UNSW today
06/07/2026

Excited to be part of the ANZIC Australasia Coring Workshop @ UNSW today

Hot off the Press: Revealing 7,200 Years of Reef Change in Indonesia’s Coral TrianglePlease join me in congratulating th...
06/07/2026

Hot off the Press: Revealing 7,200 Years of Reef Change in Indonesia’s Coral Triangle

Please join me in congratulating the newly “minted” Dr Mike Hynes on the publication of his exciting new paper just published in Coral Reefs. This paper provides a rare long-term perspective on how coral reef communities have changed through time in Indonesia's Spermonde Archipelago, one of the world's most biodiverse reef systems. Hynes, M. G., Parenden, D., Ke, S., Spanowicz, K., Masdar, H., Putra, S....

Please join me in congratulating the newly “minted” Dr Mike Hynes on the publication of his exciting new paper just published in Coral Reefs. This paper provides a rare long-term perspective on how…

Hot off the Press: Twenty Years Exploring the Great Barrier Reef’s Drowned ReefsPublished recently in a Special Issue of...
26/06/2026

Hot off the Press: Twenty Years Exploring the Great Barrier Reef’s Drowned Reefs

Published recently in a Special Issue of Marine Geology, this new synthesis paper brings together the major scientific discoveries from IODP Expedition 325 (Great Barrier Reef Environmental Changes). Webster, J.M., Yokoyama, Y., Humblet, M., Braga, J.C., Felis, T., Fujita, K., Hinestrosa, G., Puga-Bernabéu, Á., Gischler, E., Thompson, A.M., 2026. Evolution of the Great Barrier Reef shelf-edge system in response to major environmental changes: a synthesis of IODP Expedition 325, …...

Published recently in a Special Issue of Marine Geology, this new synthesis paper brings together the major scientific discoveries from IODP Expedition 325 (Great Barrier Reef Environmental Changes…

Hot off the Press: Twenty Years Exploring the Great Barrier Reef’s Drowned ReefsPublished recently in a Special Issue of...
24/06/2026

Hot off the Press: Twenty Years Exploring the Great Barrier Reef’s Drowned Reefs

Published recently in a Special Issue of Marine Geology, this new synthesis paper brings together the major scientific discoveries from IODP Expedition 325 (Great Barrier Reef Environmental Changes). Webster, J.M., Yokoyama, Y., Humblet, M., Braga, J.C., Felis, T., Fujita, K., Hinestrosa, G., Puga-Bernabéu, Á., Gischler, E., Thompson, A.M., 2026.Evolution of the Great Barrier Reef shelf-edge system in response to major environmental changes: a synthesis of IODP Expedition 325, …...

Published recently in a Special Issue of Marine Geology, this new synthesis paper brings together the major scientific discoveries from IODP Expedition 325 (Great Barrier Reef Environmental Changes…

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