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PROFESSOR PETER STEINBERG

| Teaching | Research | Publications |

 
ACADEMIC CAREER
1978: BSc. Zoology, University of Maryland (U.S.A.)
1984: PhD. Biology, University of California (U.S.A.)
RECENT POSITIONS
TEACHING
BIOS2011 - Evolutionary and physiological ecology
BIOS3091 - Marine and aquatic ecology
CURRENT RESEARCH STUDENTS
  • Alexandra Campbell: Climate change and disease: bleaching and bacterial infection of a chemically-defended macroalga
  • Jacinta Green: Does fouling affect algae? (with Dr Paul Gribben, UTS)
  • Nigel Lewin: The development of a 'living' antifouling paint incorporating bacteria (with Dr Lachlan Yee)
  • Yola Metti: The morphology and molecular phylogeny of the red algal genus Laurencia (Rhodomelaceae, Rhodophyta) from NSW (with Dr Alan Millar, Botanic Gardens Trust)
  • Shaun Nielsen: Bacteria on coralline algae as settlement cues for marine invertebrate larvae (with Dr Tilmann Harder, UNSW)
  • Jan Tebben: Identification of inducers of settlement of invertebrate larvae (with Dr Tilmann Harder, UNSW)
RECENT GRADUATES
  • Dr. Anis Afsar (2008) Wax based antifouling technologies.
  • Dr. Sharon Longford (2008) The ecology of epiphytic bacteria on the marine red alga Delisea pulchra
  • Dr. Rebecca Swanson (2007) Histamine – a naturally occurring settlement cue for larvae of the Australian sea urchin Holopneustes purpurascens
  • Dr. Megan Huggett (2006) Settlement of generalist marine invertebrate herbivores in response to bacterial biofilms.
  • Dr. Nicholas Paul (2006) The ecology of chemical defence in a filamentous marine red alga
CONTACT DETAILS
Room 501F
Tel: +61 2 9385-3273
Fax +61 2 9385-1558
Email: p.steinbergunsw.edu.au
For more information about my research group, visit http://www.cmb.unsw.edu.au/
Peter Steinberg