Conference Prizes are awarded for outstanding student presentations during the NZMSS annual conference
Grady Petersen (right) with NZMSS President Pete Wilson (left)
Conference Prizes are awarded for outstanding student presentations during the NZMSS annual conference
Grady Petersen (right) with NZMSS President Pete Wilson (left)
“Global systematic review of intertidal/subtidal habitat-function relationships to parameterise partitioned Bayes network models for estuarine management”
“The Reference Genome of Centrostephanus rodgersii: Potential for Informing Management Strategies“
“Introducing MizerReef: a new tool to support management from degradation to decision-making”
“Assessment of the effect of reduced irradiance on the carbon sequestration potential of Wellington Harbour macroalgae”
“Coping with a warming world: Thermal preference and performance in the amphipod Melita inaequistylis”
“Effects of food and warming on New Zealand sand dollar larvae”
“A tale of two stressors: Nitrogen, microplastics, and their influence on estuarine carbon dynamics”
“Paralarval prey preferences of the common Sydney octopus, Octopus tetricus, to inform aquaculture rearing“
This prize is awarded to the university that achieved the highest average score across all of their student presentations/posters