Nicolas Tsanis-Horniblow
Nick is an early career marine scientist with a long professional history of working underwater. He has been a dive instructor and underwater photographer for 6 years across tropical and temperate environments, teaching or helping people to engage with their local marine environment. Nick's field experience spans diving for sediment core collections, giant kelp forest restoration efforts, and reef surveys, while undertaking his undergraduate degree in marine science at IMAS. More recently, his honors project explored the potential influence of fishing pressure on the metabolic physiology of Tasmania's most exploited scale-fish. Nick is an active science communicator with experience on radio, TV, print, museum exhibitions, and school incursions. He is super stoked that be at ASFB this year for his first conference experience.
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