Yulgilbar Foundation Fellowship
The Yulgilbar Foundation Fellowship at the Lizard Island Research Station is awarded to outstanding Early Career Researchers for projects concerning the biodiversity and ecosystem function of the Great Barrier Reef. In 2011, Dr. Chris Fulton was awarded the fellowship for his research on how seaweed communities on the Great Barrier Reef are shaped by spatial gradients in wave energy and sea temperature.
Year
Award date
2011
Recipients
Awarding institution
Awarding institution
The Yulgilbar Foundation, The Australian Museum
Description
The Yulgilbar Foundation Fellowship at the Lizard Island Research Station is awarded to outstanding Early Career Researchers for projects concerning the biodiversity and ecosystem function of the Great Barrier Reef. In 2011, Dr. Chris Fulton was awarded the fellowship for his research on how seaweed communities on the Great Barrier Reef are shaped by spatial gradients in wave energy and sea temperature.