InstitutionUniversity of Tasmania
CountryAustralia
Primary pathwayOcean CDR: Leveraging ocean alkalinity, nutrient cycling, or seaweed farming to sequester carbon in the ocean.
Top lists, Ocean CDRrank 12 by activity, rank 2 by citations (worldwide, 2026-11.4)
Career stageEminent
h-index102
Citations44,354
Publications442
Share of publications on CDR5.0%
TrajectoryStable
ProfilesORCID · OpenAlex

Metrics are OpenAlex author metrics across all fields; the census counts only the CDR-relevant papers since 2021 listed below. Corrections and removal: info@carbon-drawdown.de, done within five working days (privacy notice).

Papers counted in the census

22 CDR-relevant papers and preprints since 2021 count for the top lists, by pathway: Ocean CDR 21, Cross-cutting CDR 1. A paper tagged with two pathways counts in both lists. Preprint and journal version are merged where OpenAlex links them; where it does not, both appear.

YearPaperPathwayCitations
2026Scientific evidence does not support oyster farming as a marine carbon dioxide removal strategy for climate mitigationOcean CDR4
2026Effects of ocean alkalinity enhancement on Southern Ocean phytoplankton growth and community compositionOcean CDR0
2026Strategic research priorities for marine climate interventions in AustraliaOcean CDR0
2025An upper-mesopelagic-zone carbon budget for the subarctic North PacificOcean CDR7
2025Illuminating deep-sea considerations and experimental approaches for mCDR proposalsOcean CDR3
2025Natural carbon uptake by ocean biology will not deliver credible carbon creditsOcean CDR2
2025The need to explore the potential of marine CDR – A guide for policy makersOcean CDR1
2025Effective carbon dioxide removal requires a One-Earth approachCross-cutting CDR1
2025Marine-Based Carbon Dioxide Removal: The Promise and Perils of Ocean FertilizationOcean CDR0
2024Limited understanding of basic ocean processes is hindering progress in marine carbon dioxide removalOcean CDR21
2024Electrochemical alkalinity production using seawaterOcean CDR0
2023Toward a consensus framework to evaluate air–sea CO2 equilibration for marine CO2 removalOcean CDR83
2023Monitoring, reporting, and verification for ocean alkalinity enhancementOcean CDR83
2023Air‐sea carbon dioxide equilibrium: Will it be possible to use seaweeds for carbon removal offsets?Ocean CDR55
2023Iron limitation of kelp growth may prevent ocean afforestationOcean CDR36
2023Operational Monitoring of Open-Ocean Carbon Dioxide Removal Deployments: Detection, Attribution, and Determination of Side EffectsOcean CDR28
2023Identifying the Most (Cost‐)Efficient Regions for CO2 Removal With Iron Fertilization in the Southern OceanOcean CDR17
2023Identifying the most (cost-)efficient regions for CO2 removal with Iron Fertilization in the Southern OceanOcean CDR1
2022Forensic carbon accounting: Assessing the role of seaweeds for carbon sequestrationOcean CDR179
2022Potential negative effects of ocean afforestation on offshore ecosystemsOcean CDR86
2022Feasibility of Using Biologically-based Processes in the Open Ocean and Coastal Seas for Atmospheric CO2 RemovalOcean CDR11
2021Seeking natural analogs to fast-forward the assessment of marine CO 2 removalOcean CDR29

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