Patrick Joyce

University College Cork

Ireland

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Tracking the coastal bioinvasion by mussels in Hong Kong

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2026

Preferential consumption of invasive over native prey by rocky intertidal predators

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2025

Too hot to handle? An urgent need to understand climate change impacts on the biogeochemistry of tropical coastal waters

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2024

How to write lay summaries of research articles for wider accessibility

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2024

Marine heatwaves as drivers of biological and ecological change: implications of current research patterns and future opportunities

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2024

Nature-based solutions to the management of legacy plastic pollution: Filter-feeders as bioremediation tools for coastal microplastics

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2024

Temperature-dependent responses and trophic interaction strengths of a predatory marine gastropod and rock oyster under ocean warming

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2024

First record of the invasive alien mussel Mytella strigata (Hanley, 1843) in Hong Kong

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2023

Internationalisation at Home: Developing a Global Change Biology Course Curriculum to Enhance Sustainable Development

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2023

Microplastic abundances in co-occurring marine mussels: species and spatial differences

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2023

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Laura Falkenberg

University of South Australia

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Christian Lønborg

Aarhus University

DENMARK

Patrick Joyce

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Articles (10)

Tracking the coastal bioinvasion by mussels in Hong Kong

Preferential consumption of invasive over native prey by rocky intertidal predators

Too hot to handle? An urgent need to understand climate change impacts on the biogeochemistry of tropical coastal waters

How to write lay summaries of research articles for wider accessibility

Marine heatwaves as drivers of biological and ecological change: implications of current research patterns and future opportunities

Nature-based solutions to the management of legacy plastic pollution: Filter-feeders as bioremediation tools for coastal microplastics

Temperature-dependent responses and trophic interaction strengths of a predatory marine gastropod and rock oyster under ocean warming

First record of the invasive alien mussel Mytella strigata (Hanley, 1843) in Hong Kong

Internationalisation at Home: Developing a Global Change Biology Course Curriculum to Enhance Sustainable Development

Microplastic abundances in co-occurring marine mussels: species and spatial differences

Collaborators (2)

Laura Falkenberg

Christian Lønborg

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