Student Outputs 2012-2013
Marine Biology Projects
Nick Archer :- An Investigation into the Sourcing and Consumer Preference of Gadus morhua within the Fish and Chip Shop Industry using The 9 Point Hedonic Scale and Blind Sensory Evaluation Tests
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Lauren Bambury :-The landings of Homarus gammarus throughout 2011 within the Cornwall Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities district were analysed using Landings Per Unit Effort (LPUE) and presented visually in a GIS map
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Emily Bensusan Sterry :- An Investigation into the Abundance of Intertidal Flora and Fauna in the Fal Estuary, Cornwall
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Antonia Birch :- The Blue shark, Prionace glaua, is probably the widest ranging chondrichthyian, inhabiting oceanic and circumglobal water both in temperate and tropical seas. They are one of the most abundant pelagic sharks in the ocean
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Chloe Burrin :- Atlantic Grey Seal Photo Identification Project (FALPIP) which continues the work undertaken by Jess Hirons the year before
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Abbey Bullimore :- A Rocky Shore Project and its effect on Learning Outcomes in 6-10 year old children, undertaken in a local Falmouth School
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Charli Elliss :- An Assessment Survey into the Biodiversity of Marine Native and Non-native Species within the Fal and Helford Estuaries
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Mike Smith :- Assessment Survey of Non-native and Non-established Species in Intertidal Areas within the Fal Estuary
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Barney Hallawell :- A baseline study on the colonisation of vacant substrate by settling organisms in Falmouth Harbour, Cornwall
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James Kerton :- Mapping of Marine Benthic Habitats Using Low Cost Drop-Down Camera Techniques in the Fal and Helford Estuary
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Eirian Kettle :- Antifoul: A Continued Assessment into the Effectiveness, Developments and Environmental Impacts of the Paints
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Steff Krafft :- Sightings and Behaviour of Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) on the Southwest Coast of Cornwall
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Clare Marshall :- Mapping the Extent and Biodiversity of Common Eelgrass Zostera Marine at Polruan Pool, Fowey Harbour, a Voluntary Marine conservation Area
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Warren Gray :- Coral Biochemistry: A Quantitative and Qualitative Study on the Effects of Light Intensity and Water Quality on an Acro Pora Coral species and the Antecedent Factors Leading to Rapid Tissue Necrosis
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Stu Swanepoel :- Coral reefs, considered being the rainforests of the ocean, have as much or even more biodiversity than a rainforest, but figures are not known due to coral reefs being repositories of abundant undocumented species
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Mat Rayers :- Investigation into the Extent of Eelgrass Species in the Sub Littoral Zone of Gyllyngvase Beach.
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Bryony Nash :-To Calculate Landings per Unit Effort (LPUE) for the European Edible Crab, Cancer pagurus, in the Cornwall Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Agency (IFCA) District using 2011 data.
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Jonny Teague :- Producing and using an ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) in Benthic Video Surveys around the Cornish Coast
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Alex Sullivan: - A Comparative Study on the Biodiversity and Abundance of Native and Non-Native Fouling Organisms within the Fal Estuary
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Thorsten Wale :- To Analyse the Population Change and Size of Juvenile Dicentrarchus labrax in the Fal Estuary and Helford Nursery Areas from 2007 to 2011
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Marine Sports Science Projects
Sam Mullan :- An Investigation into the effectiveness of multimedia lifejacket donning instructions on reduction of donning time and improvement of donning accuracy
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Jack O’Bryne :- "Trying things once". A study into how participating in extreme sports can overcome individuals initial perceived fears and anxiety involving heights.
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Mary Connley :- Is there a significant increase of athelete's recovery rate after short term exercise with consumption of an isotonic drink
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Jess Kesik :- Music effects on heart rate of perceived exertion, and feeling stages of university students participating in kayak exercise.
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