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Dr Sarah Reynolds

Programme Lead (Environmental & Life Sciences)

sarah.reynolds@port.ac.uk

PhD Supervisor

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Biography

I am marine biogeochemist with a research emphasis in nutrient dynamics and maintenance of primary production. Over the course of my career to date I have been involved with examining nutrient sources and cycling in both the shelf seas and oligotrophic ocean with expertise in both pelagic and benthic systems. At present my research efforts include utilising biological molecular techniques to answer large scale ecosystem questions regarding microbial nutrient acquisition and maintenance strategies in nutrient limited regions.

Research interests

  • Nutrient and carbon cycling in the shelf-sea benthic environment; impacts of resuspension
  • Nutrients in the sub-tropical pelagic ocean; sources, cycling and sinks
  • Nutrient and metal limitations of marine microbes
  • Diazotrophy; chemical forcing responsible for their distribution and extent
  • Importance of organics in the marine environment and their potential as a nutrient source

Research outputs

2024

Global patterns in seagrass leaf and sediment carbon isotope fractionation have implications for carbon provenance calculations in blue carbon accreditation

Cerasuolo, M., Preston, J., Ragazzola, F., Reynolds, S. E., Ward, E. A.

1 Oct 2024, In: Ecological Indicators. 167, 13p., 112546

Low ethnic diversity among university applicants in marine and environmental science in the United Kingdom

Bachiller-Jareno, N., Ford, A. T., Reynolds, S., Shankar, A.

12 Aug 2024, In: Communications Earth & Environment. 5, 1, 8p., 425

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