Regular biography
Charlotte Mills is a Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Ecosystem Science, affiliated with The University of New South Wales' School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences. Her research interests are not explicitly detailed in the provided information. Mills is part of the broader academic community at UNSW, contributing to the interdisciplinary research environment within the department.
Scholar-generated biography
Charlotte Mills (Nelson) is a researcher in physiology with a focus on understanding the physiological responses of fish to environmental stressors. Her work explores the effects of temperature changes, gas bubble trauma, and ammonia transport on fish species such as Atlantic Salmon and rainbow trout. She investigates how these factors influence physiological processes like carbonic anhydrase activity, ionoregulation, and oxygen binding. Her research also addresses the impacts of hydropower expansion on fish health and the effectiveness of salmonid enhancement programs. Mills' studies contribute to the broader field of comparative physiology and aquatic health.