Volvo Ocean Lovers Festival - Ocean Lovers Talks - One Tree Island 50 years and into the future
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OCEAN LOVERS TALKS - ONE TREE ISLAND 50 YEARS AND INTO THE FUTURE
Understanding the relationship between coral health and wave dissipation through ground-breaking research, come join the golden celebration of One Tree Island, the GBR Research Station proudly owned by the University of Sydney for the past 50 years.
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SPEAKER:
Professor Ana Vila Concejo
About Ana -Â
My career started in Spain, where I did my undergraduate and MSc studying urban estuarine beaches at the University of Vigo; and Portugal, where I completed my PhD at the University of Algarve investigating the short and medium term evolution of tidal inlets in a barrier island system. Then I moved to Australia and started looking into the morphodynamics of flood-tide deltas in wave-dominated coasts within the framework of an ARC funded linkage project which was based in Port Stephens. In 2010 I started researching the morphodynamics of sand aprons in reef platforms. In 2011 I was awarded an ARC Future Fellowship to continue the studies in the dynamics of coral sands. I am the Deputy Director of One Tree Island Research Station; between 2012 and 2015 I was the Director.
WHERE? High Tide Room, Bondi Pavilion
WHEN? 3:45 pm - 4 pm Sunday 24th March, 2024
Ocean Lovers Talks are a feature program of the Volvo Ocean Lovers Festival bringing you inspirational talks by leaders and luminaries, scientists, innovators, adventurers and future thinkers focused on solutions to better protect our ocean, promoting a hopeful and inspiring view for the future.   Â
The Volvo Ocean Lovers Festival is an annual celebration of Ideas, Art+Music & Actions, showcasing some of the latest innovations, science, state-of-the-art technology and cool ideas for helping the ocean. Be inspired and entertained with art, music, food, talks, stalls, workshops and more. Visit our website for more information.
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