Joshua R. Hancock

The paper evaluates the feasibility of using thermally tolerant corals for proactive reef restoration in Hawaii, finding no growth or complexity tradeoffs but lower survivorship in some species.

The paper investigates growth and thermal tolerance in Montipora capitata, finding positive associations between thermal tolerance and growth and recovery, but not with bleaching resistance.

This paper introduces a bacteria-powered living material that significantly enhances coral larval settlement on restoration substrates.

This study develops 3D-printed settlement modules with helix recesses that dramatically increase coral larvae settlement and survival compared to controls and natural substrates.