Regular biography
Dr Ezequiel Marzinelli is an Adjunct Senior Lecturer at The University of New South Wales, affiliated with the Centre for Marine Science & Innovation and the Evolution & Ecology Research Centre within the BIO department. His research focuses on marine community ecology, particularly the interactions between microbes and habitat-forming species, and how environmental changes affect these relationships. He integrates theoretical and applied ecology with environmental genomics to address species declines and support habitat restoration. His work includes projects such as the restoration of underwater forests and studying host-microbiome interactions. Dr Marzinelli collaborates with numerous researchers and institutions globally and teaches courses on marine science and ecology.
Scholar-generated biography
Ezequiel M. Marzinelli is a researcher at the University of Sydney with expertise in Ecology, Microbiology, Marine Biology, Human Impacts, and Restoration. His work explores the effects of human activities on marine ecosystems, focusing on the ecological and microbiological responses to environmental change. He investigates the dynamics of marine communities, including kelp forests and their associated microbial assemblages, and evaluates restoration strategies for degraded habitats. His research emphasizes the role of microbial diversity in ecosystem resilience and the impacts of climate change on marine biodiversity. Marzinelli's studies contribute to understanding the interactions between biotic and abiotic factors in shaping marine ecosystems and their potential for recovery.