Collaborations
External engagement has always been on the agenda at UTS and C3 researchers are proud of the collaboration they have nutured with highly respected researchers, and their institutions, both locally and internationally including:
- Mark Adams – Scintillometry ARC Discovery project – Sydney University, Australia
- Craig Barton (opens an external site) – water balance comparisons; pasture, forest and plantation – DPI, Australia
- Douglas Campbell – cyanobacteria photosynthesis, Mount Allison University, Canada
- Dee Carter – molecular biology University of Sydney, Australia
- Chelcy Ford – modelling tree water use – USDA Hydrology Lab, Coweeta, USA
- Sigfredo Fuentes (opens an external site) – Sap flow comparisons in grapevines and remnant forests – University of Adelaide, Australia
- Ralph Gademann - PAM fluorometry, Germany
- Zoe Haws – sea anemone physiology, University of Wellington New Zealand
- Phil Heraud – infra red spectroscopy, Monash University, Australia
- David Kramer – photosynthesis, Washington State University, USA
- Belinda Medlyn - Modelling carbon and water fluxes - Macquarie University, Australia
- Tony O'Grady – Tree hydraulic conductance - University of Tasmania and CSIRO, Australia
- Madeleine van Oppen (opens an external site) - coral genetics, Australian Institute of Marine Sciences (AIMS)
- Kylie Pitt – jellyfish physiology – Griffith University, Australia
- Bjoern Rost (opens an external site) - carbonate chemistry, Alfred Wagner Institute (AWI)
- Selena Ward – coral spawning, University of Queensland, Australia
- Mat Williams (opens an external site) – Modelling the Soil-Plant-Atmosphere continuum - University of Edinburgh, Scotland
