#ICRI204 brings together experts from diverse backgrounds and scientific disciplines to help translate research infrastructure discoveries into real-world outcomes. Register to attend online 🔗 icri2024.au #NCRISImpact

It's #OAweek2024, which focuses on restoring humanity's connection with the ocean. IMOS supports this with vital data on CO2, pH, & dissolved oxygen via moorings, Argo floats, water sampling & sensors. Register for the GOA-ON virtual symposium bit.ly/3CKzvum

Help shape the future of marine science in Australia 🐬 The NMSC is calling on the marine science community to contribute to the development of the National Marine Science Strategy 2025–2035. Submit your expression of interest 🔗 bit.ly/4eziRvf

UNESCO-IOC are calling for a GOOS Biogeochemistry Panel Lead and BioEco Panel Science Officer. 🔗 bit.ly/3CAkCLb

IMOS has been enhancing our connections and partnerships with First Nations, and recently worked with designer Tarquin Singleton, Yirrganydji, to create a piece of Sea Country artwork. Meet the designer and learn more about the beautiful artwork 🔗 bit.ly/3ASd7Pn

The IMOS 2023-24 Annual Highlights is now available 🦭 Read it here 🔗 bit.ly/4g3Gb5p #NCRISImpact

New research shows how marine heatwaves have hidden depths. Learn more 🔗 bit.ly/49jiBPT Australian Institute of Marine Science #NCRISImpact

IMOS Executive Director, Michelle Heupel, demonstrated the real-world application of ocean observations at Brisbane #ICRI2024 in the panel “Research infrastructures success stories in supporting research translation.” Read the Brisbane Statement 🔗bit.ly/4g9p1Uh

Congratulations to Professor Moninya Roughan, who is one of three people elected as an AMOS Fellow based on their outstanding achievements. Moninya Roughan is a Professor of Oceanography at UNSW. She leads the IMOS NSW moorings and Fisheries Ships of Opportunity sub-Facilities.

The December 2024 edition of Marine Matters is out now 🔗 bit.ly/4gCDAj7 #NCRISImpact

Season’s greetings from IMOS🎄 Thank you for your continued support throughout 2024. We wish you a festive holiday season filled with joy, and a wonderful new year. Please note the IMOS office will be closed from the 23rd December to 3rd January.

The Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race is on the horizon! Get the latest updates on ocean conditions with IMOS OceanCurrent 🔗 bit.ly/3ZLAMtf #RolexSydneyHobart Rolex Sydney Hobart

Scientists have measured a growing seasonal cycle of CO₂ in the Southern Ocean for the first time, thanks to a decade of IMOS data. These insights are vital for understanding CO₂ seasonality & the ocean's carbon sink 🔗 bit.ly/3WgcRky #NCRISImpact

International Data Week 2025 comes to Australia for the first time! SciDataCon will combine with the Research Data Alliance Plenary as a combined program, and is now calling for abstracts 🔗 bit.ly/42tnJzH #IDW2025 #ResearchData

First open-access data repository of fish chorus data at a national scale 🐠🎶 The Australian Fish Chorus Catalogue is an inventory of fish choruses detected from 83 locations in Australian estuarine and marine waters. #NCRISImpact

We're looking for a Database/DevOps Engineer 🐋 Join the IMOS AODN team and contribute to cutting-edge marine and climate science data projects 🔗 bit.ly/42FoAgD #NCRISImpact

Every year EcoAssets aggregates data from IMOS, TERN and Atlas of Living Aust to generate summaries for national environmental reporting. The 2024 datasets and summaries are now openly available 🌱 More info 🔗 bit.ly/4hLRLCZ #NCRISImpact

Today is United Nations International Day of Women and Girls in Science and to celebrate, we're highlighting some of the inspiring scientists at IMOS 🥽👏 Find out more 🔗 bit.ly/3QdYaLo #NCRISImpact #WomenInScience

BACO-25 offers a unique opportunity for the global Earth sciences community to share pioneering research and collaborate on climate action. Contribute to the Indian Ocean symposium and submit an abstract by 15th Feb 🔗baco-25.org