Globally, rivers deliver significant quantities of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) to the
coastal ocean each year. Currently, there are no viable estimates of how much of this N and …

Tidal range energy comprises a vast theoretical resource of 9,220 TWh per year, globally,
with advantageous characteristics of predictability, generation flexibility and reliability …

Predicting dispersal and quantifying ecological connectivity are increasingly referenced as
fundamental to understanding how biodiversity is structured across space and time …

The use of ocean colour classification algorithms, linked to water quality gradients, can be a
useful tool for mapping river plumes in both tropical and temperate systems. This approach …

Resource acquisition is integral to maximise fitness, however in many ecosystems this
requires adaptation to resource abundance and distributions that seldom stay constant. For …

The western Irish Sea seasonal gyre is widely thought to play an important role in the local
retention of resident larvae. This mechanism could be particularly crucial for the larvae of the …

The proliferation of anthropogenic infrastructure in the marine environment has aided the
establishment and spread of invasive species. These structures can create novel habitats in …

Assessments of the water quality in coastal zones often rely on indirect indicators from
contributing river inputs and the neighbouring ocean. Using a novel combination of distance …

The degree to which advection modulates the distribution of plankton populations at a 1-D
coastal observatory was assessed at station L4 in the western English Channel (50° 15′ N …

Abstract Knowledge of sediment transport pathways is important for coastal management as
well as for offshore infrastructure such as wind farms and other renewable energy …