Biography
Dr Adam Miller is an ecological geneticist affiliated with the Centre for Integrative Ecology at Deakin University. He completed a PhD at Deakin University in 2006, worked as a post-doctoral research fellow at The University of Melbourne from 2008-2015, and returned to Deakin University as a senior lecturer in 2016. His research program focuses on the application of genetic tools for improving the management of threatened, commercially important, and pest species. He has a particularly keen interest in environmental stress and adaptation research, drawing on genetic and quantitative experimental methods to assess species evolutionary trajectories, vulnerabilities to environmental change, and management strategies that enhance biodiversity outcomes in changing environments. Dr Miller works on a variety of terrestrial, aquatic and alpine model systems to address fundamental questions relating to species biology, ecology and evolution, and collaborates closely with industry and government agencies on research programs with tangible outcomes.
Read more on Adam's profileResearch interests
Ecological genetics and genomics
Environmental stress and adaptation
Wildlife and fisheries management
Conservation and restoration ecology
Pest control
Molecular systematics
Affiliations
I maintain formal affiliations with the Pest & Environmental Adaptation Research Group within the School of Biosciences at The University of Melbourne, and the not-for-profit environmental conservation organisation Nature Glenelg Trust
Projects
Selected 2019 projects
Understand the spatial scales of selection and drivers of local adaptation in abalone fisheries
Population genomic assessment of Australian blacklip abalone for abalone viral ganglioneuritis (AVG) resistance
Using genetic data and niche suitability models to assess the vulnerability threatened flora communities in south-eastern Australia
Assessing the climate resilience of a marine ecosystem engineer, Hormosira banksii in a climate change hotspot
Optimal management of overabundant sea urchins in Victoria
The development of environmental DNA (eDNA) protocols for monitoring Great White Shark populations in coastal waters of New South Wales
Publications
M Young, K Critchell, A Miller, E Treml, M Sams, R Carvalho, D Ierodiaconou
(2023), Vol. 29, pp. 199-220, Diversity and Distributions, London, Eng., C1
Detecting marine pests using environmental DNA and biophysical models
M Ellis, Z Clark, E Treml, M Brown, T Matthews, J Pocklington, R Stafford-Bell, N Bott, Y Nai, A Miller, C Sherman
(2022), Vol. 816, pp. 1-11, Science of the Total Environment, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Whole genome resequencing reveals signatures of rapid selection in a virus-affected commercial fishery
O Holland, M Toomey, C Ahrens, A Hoffmann, L Croft, C Sherman, A Miller
(2022), Vol. 31, pp. 3658-3671, Molecular Ecology, London, Eng., C1
E Armstrong, J Mondon, A Miller, A Revill, S Stephenson, M Tan, P Greenfield, J Tromp, P Corbett, S Hook
(2022), Vol. 41, pp. 2162-2180, Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, United States, C1
Genetic mixing for population management: From genetic rescue to provenancing
A Hoffmann, A Miller, A Weeks
(2021), Vol. 14, pp. 634-652, Evolutionary Applications, England, C1
Charting a course for genetic diversity in the UN Decade of Ocean Science
A Thomson, F Archer, M Coleman, G Gajardo, W Goodall-Copestake, S Hoban, L Laikre, A Miller, D O’Brien, S Pérez-Espona, G Segelbacher, E Serrão, K Sjøtun, M Stanley
(2021), Vol. 14, pp. 1497-1518, Evolutionary Applications, England, C1
A Schmidt-Roach, C Bruels, A Barnett, A Miller, C Sherman, D Ebert, S Schmidt-Roach, C da Silva, C Wilke, C Thorburn, J Mangel, J Ezcurra, A Irigoyen, A Jaureguizar, M Braccini, J Alfaro-Shigueto, C Duffy, M Shivji
(2021), Vol. 31, pp. 433-447, Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries, C1
A van Rooyen, A Miller, Z Clark, C Sherman, P Butcher, J Rizzari, A Weeks
(2021), Vol. 3, pp. 940-949, Environmental DNA, C1
K Weston, S Jahangard, B Ingram, A Miller, G Jennings, C Sherman
(2021), Vol. 29, pp. 1963-1977, Aquaculture International, C1
O Holland, M Young, C Sherman, M Tan, H Gorfine, T Matthews, A Miller
(2021), Vol. 27, pp. 6498-6511, Global Change Biology, England, C1
J Shelley, O Holland, S Swearer, T Dempster, M Le Feuvre, C Sherman, A Miller
(2021), Vol. 67, pp. 338-352, Freshwater Biology, London, Eng., C1
A Miller, M Coleman, J Clark, R Cook, Z Naga, M Doblin, A Hoffmann, C Sherman, A Bellgrove
(2020), Vol. 13, pp. 918-934, Evolutionary Applications, England, C1
M Young, E Treml, J Beher, M Fredle, H Gorfine, A Miller, S Swearer, D Ierodiaconou
(2020), Vol. 43, pp. 1052-1064, Ecography, Chichester, Eng., C1
A Miller, C Nitschke, A Weeks, W Weatherly, S Heyes, S Sinclair, O Holland, A Stevenson, L Broadhurst, S Hoebee, C Sherman, J Morgan
(2020), Vol. 13, pp. 2014-2029, Evolutionary Applications, England, C1
Seagrass Restoration Is Possible: Insights and Lessons From Australia and New Zealand
Y Tan, O Dalby, G Kendrick, J Statton, E Sinclair, M Fraser, P Macreadie, C Gillies, R Coleman, M Waycott, K van Dijk, A Vergés, J Ross, M Campbell, F Matheson, E Jackson, A Irving, L Govers, R Connolly, I McLeod, M Rasheed, H Kirkman, M Flindt, T Lange, A Miller, C Sherman
(2020), Vol. 7, Frontiers in Marine Science, C1
C Ahrens, E James, A Miller, F Scott, N Aitken, A Jones, P Lu-Irving, J Borevitz, D Cantrill, P Rymer
(2020), Vol. 29, pp. 3872-3888, Molecular Ecology, England, C1
E Armstrong, A Miller, J Mondon, P Greenfield, S Stephenson, M Tan, H Gan, S Hook
(2019), Vol. 47, Marine Genomics, Netherlands, C1
A Miller, I Veltheim, T Nevard, H Gan, M Haase
(2019), Vol. 12, pp. 49-58, Avian biology research, London, Eng., C1
Adam Miller, Ary Hoffmann, Mun Tan, Mary Young, Collin Ahrens, Michael Cocomazzo, Alex Rattray, Daniel Ierodiaconou, Eric Treml, Craig Sherman
(2019), Vol. 28, pp. 3053-3072, Molecular ecology, Chichester, Eng., C1
M Tan, H Gan, Y Lee, H Bracken-Grissom, T Chan, A Miller, C Austin
(2019), Vol. 9, Scientific Reports, England, C1
H Gan, M Tan, C Austin, C Sherman, Y Wong, J Strugnell, M Gervis, L McPherson, A Miller
(2019), Vol. 10, Frontiers in Genetics, Switzerland, C1
How well do revegetation plantings capture genetic diversity?
R Jordan, M Breed, S Prober, A Miller, A Hoffmann
(2019), Vol. 15, Biology Letters, England, C1
N Bell, P Griffin, A Hoffmann, A Miller
(2018), Vol. 45, pp. 177-189, Journal of biogeography, Chichester, Eng., C1
M Tan, H Gan, Y Lee, S Linton, F Grandjean, M Bartholomei-Santos, A Miller, C Austin
(2018), Vol. 127, pp. 320-331, Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, United States, C1
A Skoracka, L Lopes, M Alves, A Miller, M Lewandowski, W Szydło, A Majer, E Różańska, L Kuczyński
(2018), Vol. 18, pp. 1-15, BMC Evolutionary Biology, England, C1
N Whiterod, S Zukowski, M Asmus, D Gilligan, A Miller
(2017), Vol. 68, pp. 213-225, Marine and freshwater research, Clayton, Vic., C1
A Bellgrove, A van Rooyen, A Weeks, J Clark, M Doblin, A Miller
(2017), Vol. 29, pp. 1721-1727, Journal of applied phycology, Berlin, Germany, C1
K Luna-Ramirez, A Miller, G Rašić
(2017), Vol. 2017, PeerJ, United States, C1
M Meekan, C Austin, M Tan, N Wei, A Miller, S Pierce, D Rowat, G Stevens, T Davies, A Ponzo, H Gan
(2017), Vol. 4, Frontiers in Marine Science, C1
M Hill, A Hoffmann, P Umina, X Cheng, A Miller
(2016), Vol. 22, pp. 57-72, Diversity and distributions, Chichester, Eng., C1
M Berman, C Austin, C Burridge, A Miller
(2016), Vol. 17, pp. 931-947, Conservation genetics, Berlin, Germany, C1
A Miller, A van Rooyen, G Rašić, D Ierodiaconou, H Gorfine, R Day, C Wong, A Hoffmann, A Weeks
(2016), Vol. 25, pp. 3845-3864, Molecular ecology, England, C1
What are we missing about marine invasions? Filling in the gaps with evolutionary genomics
C Sherman, K Lotterhos, M Richardson, C Tepolt, L Rollins, S Palumbi, A Miller
(2016), Vol. 163, Marine Biology, C1
M Tan, H Gan, H Gan, Y Lee, L Croft, M Schultz, A Miller, C Austin
(2016), Vol. 16, pp. 185-200, Organisms diversity and evolution, Berlin, Germany, C1-1
E Chester, A Miller, I Valenzuela, S Wickson, B Robson
(2015), Vol. 60, pp. 2066-2083, Freshwater biology, Chichester, Eng., C1
Y Endo, M Nash, A Hoffmann, R Slatyer, A Miller
(2015), Vol. 42, pp. 89-102, Journal of biogeography, Chcihester, Eng., C1-1
S Wickson, E Chester, I Valenzuela, B Halliday, R Lester, T Matthews, A Miller
(2014), Vol. 18, pp. 1037-1046, Journal of insect conservation, Berlin, Germany, C1
K Richardson, A Miller, A Hoffmann, P Larkin
(2014), Vol. 64, pp. 1-19, Experimental & applied acarology, Berlin, Germany, C1-1
R Slatyer, M Nash, A Miller, Y Endo, K Umbers, A Hoffmann
(2014), Vol. 14, pp. 1-13, BMC evolutionary biology, London, Eng., C1-1
A Miller, O Sweeney, N Whiterod, A Van Rooyen, M Hammer, A Weeks
(2014), Vol. 25, pp. 43-55, Endangered species research, Oldendorf, Germany, C1-1
A Weeks, M Smith, A van Rooyen, D Maple, A Miller
(2014), Vol. 15, pp. 909-919, Conservation genetics, Berlin, Germany, C1-1
M Berman, C Austin, A Miller
(2014), Vol. 41, pp. 1179-1187, Molecular biology reports, Berlin, Germany, C1-1
D Ierodiaconou, A Miller, A Rattray, A Weeks, Gorfine H. K., H Peeters, A Van Rooyen, M Jalali, J Bell, D Worthington
(2014), Warrnambool, Vic., A6
A Miller, V Versace, T Matthews, S Montgomery, K Bowie
(2013), Vol. 3, pp. 1248-1261, Ecology and evolution, London, England, C1
A Miller, A Skoracka, D Navia, D Santos, W Szydlo, M Schultz, C Smith, G Truol, A Hoffmann
(2013), Vol. 66, pp. 928-940, Molecular phylogenetics and evolution, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
A Miller, A Van Rooyen, O Sweeney, N Whiterod, A Weeks
(2013), Vol. 40, pp. 4415-4419, Molecular biology reports, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
Evidence of cryptic genetic lineages within Aedes notoscriptus (Skuse)
N Endersby, V White, J Chan, T Hurst, G Rašić, A Miller, A Hoffmann
(2013), Vol. 18, pp. 191-201, Infection, genetics and evolution, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
A Weeks, A van Rooyen, P Mitrovski, D Heinze, A Winnard, A Miller
(2013), Vol. 14, pp. 1243-1254, Conservation genetics, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
A Miller, R Good, R Coleman, M Lancaster, A Weeks
(2013), Vol. 40, pp. 35-42, Molecular biology reports, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
A Miller, V Versace, T Matthews, K Bowie
(2012), Vol. 4, pp. 257-260, Conservation genetics resources, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, C1
A Miller, P Umina, A Weeks, A Hoffmann
(2012), Vol. 102, pp. 199-212, Bulletin of entomological research, Cambridge, England, C1
A Miller, A van Rooyen, R Ayres, T Raadik, P Fairbrother, A Weeks
(2012), Vol. 4, pp. 613-616, Conservation genetics resources, Berlin, Germany, C1-1
M Blacket, C Robin, R Good, S Lee, A Miller
(2012), Vol. 12, pp. 456-463, Molecular ecology resources, Chichester, Eng., C1-1
M Carew, A Miller, A Hoffmann
(2011), Vol. 20, pp. 595-606, Ecotoxicology, New York, N.Y., C1-1
Genetic markers indicate a new species complex of emerging pest mites in Australian grains
A Arthur, A Miller, A Weeks
(2011), Vol. 104, pp. 402-415, Annals of the Entomological Society of America, New York, N.Y., C1-1
R Coleman, V Pettigrove, T Raadik, A Hoffmann, A Miller, M Carew
(2010), Vol. 11, pp. 1911-1928, Conservation genetics, Dodrecht, The Netherlands, C1-1
M Schiffer, P Umina, M Carew, A Hoffmann, B Rodoni, A Miller
(2009), Vol. 155, pp. 371-379, Annals of applied biology, Chichester, Eng., C1-1
A Miller, C Austin
(2006), Vol. 38, pp. 565-574, Molecular phylogenetics and evolution, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
A Miller, N Murphy, C Burridge, C Austin
(2005), Vol. 7, pp. 339-349, Marine biotechnology, New York, N.Y., C1
A Miller, T Nguyen, C Burridge, C Austin
(2004), Vol. 331, pp. 65-72, Gene, Amsterdam, Netherlands, C1
A Miller, G Waggy, S Ryan, C Austin
(2004), Vol. 61, pp. 121-127, Memoirs of Museum Victoria, Melbourne, Vic., C1
S Ryan, A Miller, C Austin
(2004), Vol. 116, pp. 191-199, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria, Melbourne, Vic., C1-1
Funded Projects at Deakin
Australian Competitive Grants
Patterns of interaction between habitat and oceanographic variable affecting the connectivitity and productivity of invertebrate fish
A/Prof Daniel Ierodiaconou, Dr Mary Young, A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller
FRDC Grant - Research - Fisheries Research & Development Corporation
- 2017: $35,000
- 2016: $110,000
- 2015: $50,000
Population genomic assessment of Australian backlip abalone for abalone viral ganglioneuritis (AVG) resistance.
A/Prof Adam Miller, A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Larry Croft
FRDC Grant - Research - Fisheries Research & Development Corporation
- 2021: $23,931
- 2020: $44,769
- 2019: $97,000
Building resilient alpine environments with less snow
A/Prof Susanna Venn, Prof Adrienne Nicotra, A/Prof Adam Miller, Dr John Morgan, Dr Samantha Grover, Prof David Cantrill, Dr Marie Keatley
ARC Linkage - Projects
- 2023: $16,477
- 2022: $88,621
- 2021: $96,188
- 2020: $87,644
Understanding the stock structure of rock flathead and the role of movement dynamics in influencing the performance of the Corner Inlet fishery.
Dr Justin Rizzari, A/Prof Adam Miller
FRDC Grant - Research - Fisheries Research & Development Corporation
- 2022: $30,155
- 2021: $32,310
- 2020: $96,930
Understanding the demography and stock structure of Victorian pipis.
A/Prof Adam Miller, Dr Eric Treml
FRDC Grant - Research - Fisheries Research & Development Corporation
- 2022: $78,177
Resolving the biological stock structure of Southern Ocean crab fisheries
A/Prof Adam Miller, Dr Justin Rizzari, Dr Eric Treml, A/Prof Craig Sherman
FRDC Grant - Research - Fisheries Research & Development Corporation
- 2022: $85,000
Other Public Sector Funding
Genetic characterisation of Fitzroy River spiny crayfish population
A/Prof Adam Miller
GHCMA Grant - Research - Glenelg - Hopkins Catchment Management Authority
- 2016: $12,000
Genetic characterisation of restored Banksia marginata populations on the Victorian Volcanic Plains
A/Prof Adam Miller
CCMA Grant - Research Corangamite Catchment Management Authority
- 2017: $6,000
Development of nuclear microsatellite markers for the Silver Banksia, Banksia marginata through next generation sequencing
A/Prof Adam Miller
GHCMA Grant - Research - Glenelg - Hopkins Catchment Management Authority
- 2017: $4,000
The development of environmental DNA (eDNA) protocols for monitoring White Shark populations in New South Wales coastal waters
A/Prof Adam Miller, Mr Paul Butcher, Mr Andrew Weeks, A/Prof Craig Sherman
DPI-NSW - Department of Primary Industries - New South Wales
- 2019: $45,370
Environmental DNA (eDNA) surveys for the Northern Pacific seastar at Tidal River and surrounding areas.
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller
Parks Victoria Grant - Research CAT2-2-1
- 2018: $14,020
Early detection and monitoring of Undaria pinnatifida in Victorian coastal waters using environmental DNA technologies.
A/Prof Adam Miller, A/Prof Craig Sherman, Dr Eric Treml
Parks Victoria Grant - Research CAT2-2-1, Department of Jobs, Precincts & Regions
- 2019: $21,874
National Marine Pest Reference Sequencing Project.
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller, Dr Han Ming Gan
Department of Primary Industries & Regional Development (WA)
- 2020: $15,218
- 2019: $18,181
Building resilient alpine environments with less snow
A/Prof Susanna Venn, Prof Adrienne Nicotra, A/Prof Adam Miller, Dr John Morgan, Dr Samantha Grover, Prof David Cantrill, Dr Marie Keatley
Parks Victoria, Royal Botanic Gardens VIctoria, Mount Hotham Allpine Resort Management Board
- 2022: $30,092
- 2021: $36,816
- 2020: $10,000
Optimal Management of Overabundant Sea Urchins in Victoria.
Dr Paul Carnell, A/Prof Daniel Ierodiaconou, Dr Eric Treml, A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller, Dr Mary Young, Prof Peter Macreadie
Department of Environment Land Water and Planning
- 2021: $222,500
- 2020: $97,500
- 2019: $70,000
Understanding the stock structure of rock flathead and the role of movement dynamics in influencing the performance of the Corner Inlet fishery.
Dr Justin Rizzari, A/Prof Adam Miller
Victorian Fisheries Authority
- 2021: $5,000
Review of propagule size of macrofouling taxa for consideration during in-water cleaning of biofouling.
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller
Department of Agriculture and Water Resources
- 2020: $20,000
- 2019: $15,000
A trial of the use of environmental DNA (eDNA) to identify distributional hot-spots for Mako shark in Victoria.
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller
Victorian Fisheries Authority
- 2022: $6,000
- 2021: $10,880
- 2020: $24,800
Characterising patterns of biogeographic structure across coastal and inland ephemeral wetland habitats using eDNA technologies.
A/Prof Adam Miller
GHCMA Grant - Research - Glenelg - Hopkins Catchment Management Authority
- 2021: $4,395
- 2020: $4,395
Determining the stock structure of Victoria's mulloway fishery.
A/Prof Adam Miller, Dr Justin Rizzari
Victorian Fisheries Authority
- 2021: $4,840
Landscape genomic analyses of Grampians Region Biodiversity.
A/Prof Adam Miller
Department of Environment Land Water and Planning
- 2022: $10,000
- 2021: $94,290
- 2020: $25,000
Conservation genomics of the short-finned eel (Anguilla australis).
A/Prof Adam Miller
Glenelg Shire Council
- 2022: $25,000
- 2020: $25,000
Saving the Spinys: urgent actions to conserve the Euastacus freshwater crayfish.
Prof Chris Austin, A/Prof Adam Miller
Department of Agriculture and Water Resources
- 2020: $110,000
National Marine Pest Reference Sequencing Project (V2)
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller
Department of Primary Industries & Regional Development (WA)
- 2022: $12,038
- 2021: $18,181
Marine Pest Diagnostics Review
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller, Dr Ty Matthews
Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment
- 2021: $15,465
Port of Melbourne marine surveillance pilot program
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller, Prof Marnie Campbell
Department of Jobs, Precincts & Regions
- 2022: $44,582
- 2021: $22,800
Population dynamics of target sharks
A/Prof Adam Miller, A/Prof Craig Sherman
DPI-NSW - Department of Primary Industries - New South Wales
- 2021: $39,940
Shark mitigation measures 2021
A/Prof Adam Miller, A/Prof Craig Sherman
DPI-NSW - Department of Primary Industries - New South Wales
- 2021: $179,600
Mapping microbial and invertebrate biodiversity of Western Port from sedimentary eDNA.
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller
Melbourne Water Corporation
- 2021: $39,000
Seagrass restoration: Developing nursey and field tools for upscaling intertidal seagrass restoration in Western Port.
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller, Prof Marnie Campbell, Prof Peter Macreadie
Melbourne Water Corporation
- 2022: $125,000
- 2021: $105,000
Assessing the distribution, impacts and control of the invasive Asian shore crab Hemigrapsus sanguineus, in Victoria, Australia.
A/Prof Craig Sherman, Prof Marnie Campbell, A/Prof Adam Miller
Department of Jobs, Precincts & Regions
- 2021: $30,000
Development and validation of molecular diagnostic tools for distinguishing invasive Didemnum species from native Australian species.
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller
Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment
- 2022: $84,052
Optimising eDNA sampling protocols for the early detection of marine pests and hydrodynamic modelling to determine point sources of eDNA.
A/Prof Craig Sherman, Dr Eric Treml, A/Prof Adam Miller
Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment
- 2022: $155,313
Investigating chemical cues as a potential management option for the northern Pacific seastar.
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Xavier Conlan, Dr Lawrence Webb, Dr Ty Matthews, A/Prof Adam Miller
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries & Forestry
- 2022: $101,030
Development and validation of molecular diagnostic tools for distinguishing invasive Didemnum species from native Australian species - Phase 2.
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries & Forestry
- 2022: $7,936
Optimising eDNA sampling protocols for the early detection of marine pests and hydrodynamic modelling to determine point sources of eDNA - Phase 2.
A/Prof Craig Sherman, Dr Eric Treml, A/Prof Adam Miller, Dr Ty Matthews
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries & Forestry
- 2022: $80,000
National Marine Pest Reference Sequencing Project (V3).
A/Prof Craig Sherman, A/Prof Adam Miller
Department of Primary Industries & Regional Development (WA)
- 2022: $16,856
Industry and Other Funding
Seascape genetics of a keystone marine species in south-eastern Australia: implications for predicting the impacts of climate change on subtidal reef communities
A/Prof Adam Miller
Norman Wettenhall Foundation Grant - Research
- 2015: $5,000
Population genetic analysis of remnant Banksia stands from the Mount Alexander Region
A/Prof Adam Miller
Harcourt Valley Landcare Group
- 2018: $14,000
The development of environmental DNA (eDNA) protocols for monitoring Great White Shark populations in coastal waters of New South Wales.
A/Prof Adam Miller, A/Prof Craig Sherman
Portland House Investments Ltd
- 2019: $100,000
Determining the spatial extent of gene flow in Banksia marginata remnants.
A/Prof Adam Miller
Friends of the Forgotten Woodlands Inc
- 2019: $5,281
Building resilient alpine environments with less snow
A/Prof Susanna Venn, Prof Adrienne Nicotra, A/Prof Adam Miller, Dr John Morgan, Dr Samantha Grover, Prof David Cantrill, Dr Marie Keatley
Southern Alpine Resort Management Board
- 2022: $14,070
- 2021: $15,930
Testing for 'climate-ready' seed sources for Silver Banksia, Banksia marginata.
A/Prof Adam Miller
Friends of the Forgotten Woodlands Inc
- 2021: $4,250
- 2020: $4,250
Student Application - Biosecurity and sustainable management of blacklip abalone (Haliotis rubra)
Mr Owen Holland, A/Prof Adam Miller
ESA - Holsworth Wildlife Research Endowment - 20 571 098 795
- 2020: $3,555
Student application - Characterising the diet of the Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) for guiding conservation and risk management
A/Prof Adam Miller, Mr Zach Clark
ESA - Holsworth Wildlife Research Endowment - 20 571 098 795
- 2020: $4,645
Student application - Conservation genomics of the short-finned eel (Anguilla australis)
Mr Harrison Coleman, Dr Ty Matthews, A/Prof Adam Miller
ESA - Holsworth Wildlife Research Endowment - 20 571 098 795
- 2022: $6,620
Student Application - Using genomic tools to enhance our knowledge on the biology and ecology of eastern Australian sharks
Ms Jessica Jayne Fish, A/Prof Adam Miller, A/Prof Craig Sherman
ESA - Holsworth Wildlife Research Endowment - 20 571 098 795
- 2022: $6,615
Landscape Genomics of Flora Communities from the Grampians National Park
A/Prof Adam Miller, Mr Simon Eduardo Lobos Parreno
ESA - Holsworth Wildlife Research Endowment - 20 571 098 795
- 2022: $5,190
Supervisions
Owen Holland
Thesis entitled: Assessing resilience in Australian abalone fisheries experiencing rapid environmental change
Doctor of Philosophy (Life & Env), School of Life and Environmental Sciences
Mun Hua Tan
Thesis entitled: Comparative Mitogenomics and Phylogenetics of Decapod Crustaceans
Doctor of Philosophy (Life & Env), School of Life and Environmental Sciences