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status of northern Australia's remarkable lizard fauna under climate change, invasives and habitat loss. (Lab: https://www.chapplelab.com ) Why is genetic variation for fitness so high? (A/Prof. Tim
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Southeast Asia and globally. We conduct cutting-edge research on topics that include ecology, geohazards, climate change, sea-level rise, environmental sustainability, conservation of environment and
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multidisciplinary team of researchers, engineers, and students working on addressing environmental challenges such as industrial emissions, urban pollution, and climate change impacts. ARC_AIR also collaborates
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, engineers, and students working on addressing environmental challenges such as industrial emissions, urban pollution, and climate change impacts. ARC_AIR also collaborates closely with national and
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, the vulnerability of health to the effects of climate change, in order to support the design of adaptive management measures; • Developing user-oriented decision-support tools (WP4 – Toolkits): designing a multiple
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the combined effects of heat, drought, wind, and atmospheric aridity, is one of the key factors influencing wildfire spread and intensity. Climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of fire weather
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for our greenhouse gas flux research in Southeast Asian wetlands. The position supports NTU’s mission to advance solution-oriented environmental research and contributes to climate change mitigation and
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of pollutants, such as PFAS and heavy metals, in sediments under climate change conditions. For this project, we use zebrafish as a model organism to investigate short and long-term effects of climate change and
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mechanisms of plants, and their interactions with the environment; it also explores plant development mechanisms to develop new phenotypes needed in the context of climate change. To this end, the unit’s teams
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The post-holder will serve as Principal Investigator for a major international research programme focused on enhancing the sustainability and climate resilience of livestock systems. Working in