People

The Goodfish Lab team, students, and collaborators.

Lab head

Dr Harriet Goodrich

Lecturer in Fish Physiology

Harriet is a comparative and environmental physiologist who studies the physiological mechanisms that shape fish performance and resilience. Her work examines how environmental change and human-wildlife interactions, including fishing and ocean warming, alter fish phenotypes, and what that means for the vulnerability and persistence of populations.

Email · UTAS profile · Google Scholar

Current students and researchers

Finlay Rossiter-Hill

PhD student

How do fishing and warming interact to affect vulnerability and recovery in an exploited coastal fish species?

Rachel Breslin

PhD student

Are all sand flathead created equal?

Nicolas Tsanis Horniblow

Honours student

Does metabolic scaling vary in sand flathead across Tasmania?

Alumni

Postgraduate students

Junlin Chen · MSc

Does the method of feeding affect measures of digestive physiology?

Finlay Rossiter-Hill · Honours

Thermal plasticity of sand flathead from regions facing differing fishing pressure

Andre Benjamin · MSc

Relationships between the gut phenotype of fast and slow growing sibling fish

Tamesha Bush-Carroll · MSc

Investigating the plasticity of the salmon heart under summer warming

Noah Jim · MSc

Proteomics of the salmon gut during warming and hypoxia

Visiting researchers

Dr Elizabeth Hoots

Postdoctoral researcher, University of Alberta

Dr Luis Kuchenmüller

Postdoctoral researcher, University of Alberta

Collaborators

Science is better when it is collaborative. We have worked with 37 people from 16 institutions in 8 countries.

Where our collaborators are Map of collaborators by place. Hobart 13, Victoria 3, New South Wales 1, Vancouver 3, Edmonton 2, Mekong Delta 3, Exeter 3, Bristol 1, Lowestoft 2, Wageningen 1, Kiel 1, Aarhus 3, Gothenburg 1. Hobart 13 Victoria 3 NSW 1 Vancouver 3 Edmonton 2 Mekong Delta 3 Europe 12 Exeter 3 Bristol 1 Lowestoft 2 Wageningen 1 Kiel 1 Aarhus 3 Gothenburg 1
Each dot is a place we have collaborators, sized by how many people. Tap or hover over a dot to see the institution. The full list is below.
Australia 17
  • Prof Sean Tracey, IMAS, University of Tasmania
  • Prof Jayson Semmens, IMAS, University of Tasmania
  • Prof Chris Carter, IMAS, University of Tasmania
  • Assoc Prof Asta Audzijonyte, IMAS, University of Tasmania
  • Dr Barrett Wolfe, IMAS, University of Tasmania
  • Dr Madeline Green, IMAS, University of Tasmania
  • Dr Gianluca Amoroso, IMAS, University of Tasmania
  • Dr Maximiliano Canepa, IMAS, University of Tasmania
  • Dr Ciara Willis, IMAS, University of Tasmania
  • India Thompson, IMAS, University of Tasmania
  • Lewis Rands, IMAS, University of Tasmania
  • Prof Tim Clark, Deakin University
  • Alex Berry, Deakin University
  • Dr Bruce Deagle, CSIRO Australian National Fish Collection
  • Dr Floriaan Devloo-Delva, CSIRO Australian National Fish Collection
  • Dr Matthew Gordos, NSW Department of Primary Industries
  • Dr Richard Smullen, Ridley Corporation
International 20
  • Prof Rod Wilson, University of Exeter
  • Dr William Davison, University of Exeter
  • Dr Daniel Montgomery, University of Exeter
  • Prof Stephen Simpson, University of Bristol
  • Dr Georg Engelhard, Cefas
  • Dr Silvana Birchenough, Cefas
  • Prof Chris Wood, University of British Columbia
  • Dr Ora Johannsson, University of British Columbia
  • Dr Anne Kim, University of British Columbia
  • Prof Tobias Wang, Aarhus University
  • Prof Mark Bayley, Aarhus University
  • Dr Katja Last, Aarhus University
  • Dr Luis Kuchenmüller, University of Alberta
  • Dr Elizabeth Hoots, University of Alberta
  • Dr Lina Birgersson, University of Gothenburg
  • Dr Jennifer Nascimento-Schulze, GEOMAR Kiel
  • Prof Nguyen Thanh Phuong, Can Tho University
  • Dr Do Thi Thanh Huong, Can Tho University
  • Dr Le My Phuong, Bac Lieu University
  • Dr Tran Huu Tinh, Wageningen University and Research