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Manon Broadribb is a postdoctoral researcher in Marine Science at Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington. She completed her PhD in Marine Biology at the same institution. Her doctoral thesis, awarded in 2026, is titled Testing the deep reef refugia hypothesis in temperate mesophotic ecosystems using sponges as model organisms.
Broadribb’s research centers on marine biology, benthic ecology, and temperate mesophotic ecosystems, with sponges serving as model organisms. She has authored or co-authored publications including work appearing in Ecography in 2026. Her professional email address is not publicly listed on official university profiles or academic databases in a verifiable form.
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Victoria University research at Poor Knights Islands uncovers unique mesophotic sponge assemblages vulnerable to climate threats, urging expanded NZ marine reserves for biodiversity safeguard.
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