Dr. Helena Marsh — Personal Website

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A personal academic website for Dr. Helena Marsh, a marine ecologist at a university research institute in Hobart, Tasmania. Her work is on the decline and restoration of giant kelp forests.

Sections: hero with a short research statement; Research — three themes (warming and kelp loss, restoration trials, citizen-science monitoring), each with a paragraph and an image; Publications as a clean list with year, title, co-authors and journal, using generic journal placeholders rather than real journal names; Fieldwork gallery; Lab & Students — the current team and a clear note for prospective PhD students; Teaching; Outreach (school talks, public dives); Contact.

The contact form must store name, email, affiliation, enquiry type (prospective student, collaboration, media, other) and message.

Look: oceanic and calm — deep kelp green, sea blue and sand, an academic serif for headings and a clean sans for reading, underwater photography in natural light and simple scientific diagrams. Credible and uncluttered, readable on a phone between field trips. No stock scientists in lab coats; write real research copy, not placeholder text.