Coast2Cast
Coastal geoscience is one of the most fascinating topics of research. Ana and Giovanni interview coastal scientists passionate about research in morphodynamics, bedforms, sediment transport and hydrodynamics. Join us to know about some curious research questions and some more curious non-research questions (https://coastalhub.science/coast2cast). Ana Vila-Concejo (@DrAnaVC) and Giovanni Coco (@cocoltrane and @coastandoceanC) are researchers at The University of Sydney and The University of Auckland, respectively. Here are their websites: - https://coastalhub.science/ - https://grgusyd.org/ - https://www.sydney.edu.au/science/about/our-people/academic-staff/ana-vilaconcejo.html
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Episodes
Friday Jun 03, 2022
Friday Jun 03, 2022
Mitchell Harley is a Scientia Fellow and a Senior Lecturer at the Water Research Laboratory, University of New South Wales, Australia.
Twitter @DocHarleyMD
Mitch's page at WRL
CoastSnap
Interview by Giovanni Coco @cocoltrane and @coastandoceanC
Friday May 20, 2022
Friday May 20, 2022
Rosh Ranasinghe holds the AXA Chair in Climate Change Impacts and Coastal Risk at the Department of Coastal & Urban Risk & Resilience, IHE Delft and at the Department of Water Engineering and Management, University of Twente. He is also a Senior Specialist in the Hydraulic Engineering Unit of Deltares.
UN IHE Delft
Page at University of Twente
Page at Deltares
Interview by Ana Vila-Concejo (@DrAnaVC)
Friday May 06, 2022
Friday May 06, 2022
Iris Moller is Professor of Geography at Trinity College Dublin (Ireland).
Twitter @im_coasts
Page at Trinity College Dublin
Google Scholar
Interview by Giovanni Coco @cocoltrane and @coastandoceanC
Thursday Apr 21, 2022
Thursday Apr 21, 2022
Kerrylee Rogers is a full professor at the University of Wollongong in Australia.
Twitter @KerryleeRogers_
Webpage at University of Wollongong
Google Scholar
Joint interview by Ana Vila-Concejo (@DrAnaVC) Giovanni Coco (@cocoltrane & @coastandoceanC)
Thursday Apr 07, 2022
Thursday Apr 07, 2022
Fabrice Ardhuin is a Senior Researcher in Oceanography at University of Brest, CNRS, IRD, Ifremer, Laboratoire d'Océanographie Physique et Spatiale (LOPS)
Twitter @FabriceArdhuin
Laboratory for Ocean Physics and Satellite Remote Sensing
Google Scholar
Interview by Giovanni Coco @cocoltrane and @coastandoceanC
Thursday Mar 24, 2022
Thursday Mar 24, 2022
Peter Cowell is Honorary Associate of the School of Geosciences, University of Sydney, Australia.
https://www.sydney.edu.au/science/about/our-people/academic-staff/peter-cowell.html
Interview by Ana Vila-Concejo (@DrAnaVC)
Thursday Mar 10, 2022
Thursday Mar 10, 2022
Eli Lazarus is Associate Professor in Geomorphology at the University of Southampton in the UK
Twitter handle @envidynxlab
Eli's Podcast: Geographies of Risk
Eli's blog: https://envidynxlab.org/
Interview by Giovanni Coco @cocoltrane and @coastandoceanC
Thursday Feb 24, 2022
Thursday Feb 24, 2022
Harshinie Karunarathna is a Professor of Coastal Engineering at the University of Swansea in Wales
@KarunarathnaU
Personal website at Swansea University
Google Scholar
Interview by Ana Vila-Concejo (@DrAnaVC)
Friday Feb 11, 2022
Friday Feb 11, 2022
Fernando Méndez is a Professor of Coastal Engineering at the University of Cantabria in Spain.
University of Cantabria personal page
Fernando's Google Scholar
Grupo de ingeniería geomática y oceanográfica (Geo-Ocean)
Interview by Giovanni Coco @cocoltrane and @coastandoceanC
History
In early 2021, Giovanni Coco and Ana Vila-Concejo (University of Sydney) decided to interview scientists around the world asking a similar set of questions with the purpose to know a bit more about their life and interests (from their hobbies to their favourite singer), and about some general research issues.
The idea is that, as covid madness continues, students and scientists around the world can still "meet" coastal scientists and hear directly from them.
The choice of scientists we interviewed has been a bit chaotic but we have tried to cover the whole planet and we have inevitably started by asking collaborators/friends/colleagues (hoping they would be kind enough to be interviewed). We definitely want to thank all scientists that have agreed to be interviewed, often at crazy times of the day. We also want to thank Maarten Kleinhans for providing the music for the intros and outros.
Feel free to contact us (ana.vilaconcejo@sydney.edu.au, g.coco@auckland.ac.nz) and suggest scientists you want us to interview.