Dr Trystan Sanders is Research Fellow in Marine Ecology within Ocean and Earth Science, National Oceanography Centre, University of Southampton.
2020-2021: Project Consultant – Marine Science, SLR Consulting, New Zealand
2018: PhD (Marine Ecology), University of Kiel, Germany
2013: BSc. (Marine Biology), University of Plymouth, UK
My primary interest is how animals and ecosystems function and how this dictates their sensitivity to environmental change. Key areas of research include:
I am currently researching variability in expression of individual and community traits in soft-sediment habitats and working to understand how this impacts ecosystem function under predicted climate change scenarios.
Previous projects I have worked on have studied environmental hypoxia, cephalopod breeding, osmoregulation, energetic modelling and sensitivity of bivalve larvae. I have also worked in the private sector as an environmental consultant and benthic taxonomist.
Room Number: NOCS/676/19