Dr Jonathan King
Reader in Marine Biology
Affiliations
Contact info
Room: 210 Marine Centre Wales Phone: 01248 383935
E-mail: j.w.king@bangor.ac.uk
A trained ecologist, I completed my PhD on the regulation of food intake in fish whilst working in the commercial marine science and aquaculture research sectors. I joined CAMS in 2001 and have been Deputy Director since 2007. I was awarded a readership in 2017.
My work is driven by the research needs of both the public and private sectors and is largely in the area of sustainable aquaculture and shellfisheries, particularly attempting to fill knowledge gaps that are hindering the development of the shellfish farming industry. Work has included studies of the distribution and potential impact of non-native aquaculture species, research supporting restocking of native species, development of hatchery techniques and trials of pilot-scale offshore systems. More recently I have become project manager of SEACAMS and SEACAMS 2, which has led to involvement in research in support of the marine renewables sector.
Research Areas
Contact Info
Room: 210 Marine Centre Wales Phone: 01248 383935
E-mail: j.w.king@bangor.ac.uk
A trained ecologist, I completed my PhD on the regulation of food intake in fish whilst working in the commercial marine science and aquaculture research sectors. I joined CAMS in 2001 and have been Deputy Director since 2007. I was awarded a readership in 2017.
My work is driven by the research needs of both the public and private sectors and is largely in the area of sustainable aquaculture and shellfisheries, particularly attempting to fill knowledge gaps that are hindering the development of the shellfish farming industry. Work has included studies of the distribution and potential impact of non-native aquaculture species, research supporting restocking of native species, development of hatchery techniques and trials of pilot-scale offshore systems. More recently I have become project manager of SEACAMS and SEACAMS 2, which has led to involvement in research in support of the marine renewables sector.
Research Areas
Education / academic qualifications
- 2014 - Other , PGCertHE (Bangor University) , Bangor University
- 2001 - PhD , Aspects of the regulation of food intake in the dab, Limanda limanda (L.)
- 1985 - BSc , Ecology
Research outputs (27)
- E-pub ahead of print
Maximum entropy modelling to identify optimal locations for an IMTA system comprising Sparus aurata, Mytilus galloprovincialis and Ulva rigida on Europe’s Atlantic coastline
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
- Published
Habitat suitability modelling for an integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA) system along Europe's Atlantic coast
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
- Published
The European native oyster, Ostrea edulis, in Wales, a historical account of a forgotten fishery
Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review
Projects (15)
INTEGRATE
Project: Research
HEFCW HEIR SNAP bridging funding (F006982, R28W23)
Project: Research
2017/COL/009 Sustainable Aquariums Project (SNAP)
Project: Research