Marine Biology & Ecology Research Centre (MBERC)

Members of the Marine Biology & Ecology Research Centre (MBERC) take a question driven approach to science that provides a basis for high quality research and research-informed teaching.

The group consists of closely collaborating biologists and ecologists from marine, freshwater and terrestrial backgrounds, with research interests ranging from epigenetics to ecosystem function and climate change. This broad research base provides the opportunity to address novel and topical cross-disciplinary questions and is used to inform our highly successful postgraduate (MRes Marine Biology) and undergraduate (Marine Biology, Marine Biology and Coastal Ecology & Marine Biology & Oceanography) degree programmes. MBERC has three main research themes:

Biodiversity
Developmental Ecology
Behavioural Ecology

Please see the Centre website for more details.

Further Information:

Please contact Dr Simon Rundle
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Visit the Marine Biology & Ecology Research Centre (MBERC) website

Research opportunities in this area:

Marine pollution and management
Ecophysiology and development
Animal behaviour
Ecology and conservation
Aquaculture and fish nutrition

For further information, please get in touch with the contacts named above. See also: Postgraduate taught courses information

Marine Biology & Ecology Research Centre (MBERC)

Researchers in this area: