Reflections on 20 years of IMOS.

Reflections on 20 years of IMOS.
Hear from Prof Jodie Rummer, JCU, on how the NCRIS-supported SeaSim lets her team recreate extreme ocean conditions and understand how marine life responds to them. Watch below 👇
Another great example of the power of National Research Infrastructure!
NCRIS is helping researchers understand how marine species may cope with climate change.
At AIMS, Professor Jodie Rummer (JCU) is using the NCRIS-supported SeaSim to study how epaulette sharks survive some of the Great Barrier Reef's most extreme conditions.
Reflections on 20 years of IMOS.
Beyond human health, Phenomics Australia is supporting marsupial reproductive biology research to advance technologies for wildlife conservation, genetic preservation and de-extinction.
Meet the @phenomicsaustralia.org.au Histopathology & Slide Scanning Service, providing specialist necropsy, histopathology and digital slide scanning support to biomedical researchers across Australia.
Reflections on 20 years of IMOS.
📈 A new report from Lateral Economics estimates that Australia’s national environmental #ResearchInfrastructure delivers more than $1.5 billion per year in scientific, economic and societal benefits.
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The NCRIS@20 Symposium brought together researchers, policymakers, industry and facility leaders to reflect on 20 years of impact and the future of national research infrastructure.
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Congratulations to the outstanding Australian research teams awarded MRFF National Critical Research Infrastructure grants, including projects supported by @phenomicsaustralia.org.au
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