Chris Battershill
University of Waikato, BAY OF PLENTY, New Zealand
Chris Battershill enjoyed twelve years with the Marine Resources and Biodiversity Teams at the Australian Institute of Marine Science, focusing on conservation, oil&gas industry sustainability, aquaculture and biodiscovery. An MSc in environmental toxicology led to a PhD in reef ecology at Auckland University, followed by a 3 year National Cancer Institute (US) Research Fellowship in medicinal biodiscovery. This led to Post-Doctoral research and an AIMS career, with focus on the chemical ecology of marine invertebrates that produce biomedicinal leads. He is now the inaugural Professorial Chair of Coastal Science at the University of Waikato, focusing on coastal resilience and restoration.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Effects of encrusting sponge overgrowth of corals on reef fish assemblages (122355)
2:30 PM
Saúl González Murcia
21.2W2: Signals of Change: Reef Fish Resilience and Vulnerability
ASFB 2025