The School offers a range of presentations and workshops, and actively seeks new partners and collaborators. If your institute, organisation or school would be interested in a member of the research group delivering a presentation please contact
Nicky Slee.
Please note that the presentation will be tailored to the audience and therefore are suitable for all school ages, for industry, conservation bodies, scientific organisations and also the general public.
Current talks being offered include:
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Climate change and Coral reefs
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Coral reef ecology
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Coral reef conservation management
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Ecology of East Anglian Estuaries
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Tropical and temperate estuaries
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Sea level rise and response of coasts
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Is the air safe to breath?
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Air quality and the Victorians
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Ozone: the whole story
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Aerosol science: from mists to molecules
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Climate change and plant stress
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Microbial diversity - the forgotten component of biodiversity
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Extreme microbes
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Green planet, healthy planet
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Coastal pollution and nutrient cycling
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Healthy eating
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Sustainable agriculture and food systems
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Is this the end of farming?
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The potential benefits and risks of GM crops
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Plant biotechnology
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Degrading oil
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Extremophiles
