Sally Wood
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I'm a postdoctoral researcher in the School of Earth Sciences at the University of Bristol. My background is in Earth science with Climatology, Meteorology and Biology. I'm interested in how the physical environment influences marine biological systems on the large scale, e.g. the link between climate, ocean circulation and marine biogeography. My current research involves modelling the dispersal of coral larvae and jellyfish by ocean currents, and how this may alter with climate change. I'm part of the small but perfectly formed Coral Reef Research at Bristol group (CRaB), under the University of Bristol's Cabot Institute.
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Reef castaways: Can coral make it across Darwin's 'impassable' barrier?

Our latest paper, published in Nature Communications, suggests that vulnerable coral populations in the eastern tropical Pacific have been completely isolated from the rest of the Pacific Ocean for at least the past two decades. Read more here.
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CRaB research news

Coral Reef Research at Bristol link
Power stations to get early warning against jellyfish invasions
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Epic ocean voyages of baby corals revealed


Cooling ocean temperature could buy more time for coral reefs

Boat noise stops fish finding home

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