Regular biography
Talisa Doering is a researcher at The University of Melbourne, affiliated with the BIO department. Her work focuses on microbial symbiosis and bioengineering in corals. She can be contacted via email at t.doering@unimelb.edu.au, and her profile page is available at https://findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/profile/959678-talisa-doering.
Scholar-generated biography
Talisa Doering is a Research Fellow at The University of Melbourne, focusing on marine biology and climate resilience. Her research explores the potential of microbiome manipulation to enhance coral heat tolerance and resilience against bleaching. She investigates the role of bacterial symbionts in coral thermal stress responses, including the use of probiotics and microbiome transplantation techniques. Her work also examines transgenerational plasticity in sticklebacks under salinity and temperature changes, contributing to understanding adaptive potential in climate change scenarios. Doering's studies highlight the importance of microbial interactions in marine ecosystems and their role in mitigating climate impacts.