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Two UWA projects awarded $1.2 million in national research funding

University of Western Australia: Chance to plot a faster Rottnest Swim now available to all

Swimmers taking part in the iconic Rottnest Channel Swim this Saturday (26 February) will be able to design a personalised, optimised route for their crossing that can be uploaded to their GPS, Garmin watch or the Rotto Swim app.The Route Optimisatio

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Invasive species found in inlet near Bunbury

A first-year international undergraduate student from Reunion Island and a retired professor from The University of Western Australia have led an

The Effect of Ocean Warming and Acidification on Coral Reefs

AZoCleantech speaks with Dr. Christopher Cornwall from Victoria University of Wellington. Christopher is the lead author of a paper published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences1 that documents the findings of an international collaboration of scientists.

WA coastal flooding risk rising rapidly, study reveals

Date Time WA coastal flooding risk rising rapidly, study reveals Scientists from The University of Western Australia have analysed WA coastal data from the last 50 years and found extreme sea levels leading to coastal flooding are rapidly increasing. The study, published in Earth’s Future, shows that a combination of sea level rise and climate cycle factors unique to WA will likely accelerate coastal flooding risks in the future. Image: Port Beach erosion. The research highlights the large task at hand for government and authorities to protect coastal populations and infrastructure, particularly in low lying areas. Lead researcher Professor Ryan Lowe from the UWA Oceans Graduate School said while sea levels had been rising steadily at 3 to 5 millimetres per year in recent decades, on par with global averages, sea levels along the WA coastline were also strongly affected by El Nino and La Nina conditions.

New smart ocean buoys bolster fight against marine heatwave

New high-tech smart buoys are being deployed along the Western Australian coast to provide real-time monitoring of a developing marine heatwave due to La...

New smart ocean buoys bolster fight against marine heatwave

Seabed critters found to stabilise subsea pipelines