Dr Liam Fullbrook

Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Dr. Liam Fullbrook is a marine governance and policy researcher based at the University of Tasmania, where he completed his PhD in 2023 with a thesis on “Integrated Ocean Management in Australia: The impact of persistent problems.” His research specialises in the assessment of strategies for sustainable and equitable use of Australia’s marine spaces. With an interdisciplinary background spanning natural sciences, environmental engineering, and social sciences, he brings a unique perspective to marine policy issues.

Liam currently works as a Research Fellow at the University of Tasmania’s Centre for Marine Socioecology, Policy Analysis Lead for Sea Change Australia, and contributes to multiple research projects on ocean governance, fisheries management, and climate adaptation. His work now mostly focuses on bridging the gap between policy, government, academia, and society to facilitate effective knowledge exchange and support informed decision-making in marine management.

Fun-fact

At 18, with very limited experience, I somehow managed to qualify for a transatlantic sail racing team. After three and a half weeks of brutal sailing across the Atlantic, I decided to become a marine scientist … and never sail competitively again.

Affiliation

School of Social Sciences at the University of Tasmania (UTAS), Centre for Marine Socioecology (CMS)

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