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Dr Katharine Clayton

Biography	Katharine specialises in the field of marine invertebrate physiology. with a keen focus on physiological limits and optimums in relation to stress tolerance, health and welfare. She applies these techniques to a range of environmental settings from climate change adaptation, aquaculture optimisation and now benthic offshore wind vibrations at The University of Hull. BSc Marine Biology - University of Plymouth PhD Biological Sciences - University of Exeter, title " Building Armour From Water: Understanding Calcification Physiology to Optimise Conditions for Indoor King Prawn Aquaculture"
Research Interests	Marine invertebrate physiology, stress tolerance, adaptation, vibration, climate change and aquaculture.

Biography

Katharine specialises in the field of marine invertebrate physiology. with a keen focus on physiological limits and optimums in relation to stress tolerance, health and welfare. She applies these techniques to a range of environmental settings from climate change adaptation, aquaculture optimisation and now benthic offshore wind vibrations at The University of Hull.

BSc Marine Biology - University of Plymouth
PhD Biological Sciences - University of Exeter, title " Building Armour From Water: Understanding Calcification Physiology to Optimise Conditions for Indoor King Prawn Aquaculture"

Research Interests

Marine invertebrate physiology, stress tolerance, adaptation, vibration, climate change and aquaculture.