Coral recruitment describes the addition of new individuals to populations, and it is one of
the most fundamental demographic processes contributing to population size. As many coral …

Understanding the drivers of net coral reef calcium carbonate production is increasingly
important as ocean warming, acidification, and other anthropogenic stressors threaten the …

Soft robotics has emerged as a transformative field, leveraging bio-inspired novel actuation
mechanisms to enable more adaptable, compliant, and sophisticated robotic systems …

Coral reefs offer natural coastal protection by attenuating incoming waves. Here we combine
unique coral disturbance-recovery observations with hydrodynamic models to quantify how …

Thermal-stress events have changed the structure, biodiversity, and functioning of coral
reefs. But how these disturbances affect the dynamics of individual coral colonies remains …

Coral bleaching events and resultant changes in benthic community composition and
population size structure can diminish the important geo‐ecological functions reefs provide …

Anthropogenic impacts are typically detrimental to tropical coral reefs, but the effect of
increasing environmental stress and variability on the size structure of coral communities …

Coral reefs provide a range of important services to humanity, which are underpinned by
community‐level ecological processes such as coral calcification. Estimating these …

Marine heatwaves are increasingly common due to human‐induced climate change. Under
prolonged thermal stress on coral reefs, corals can undergo bleaching, leading to mass …

Seawater warming is affecting corals worldwide. Mass mortality events are increasingly
frequent, and the bioconstruction potential of coral reefs is jeopardized. Revisiting sites …