@imos-aus.bsky.socialAnn IMOS ocean glider was recently deployed off Fowlers Bay in the eastern Great Australian Bight, where it is sampling the broad, ~200 km continental shelf to better understand shelf processes and the behaviour of the South Australian Current.
@imos-aus.bsky.socialOver the past decade, IMOS has been working to build a more nationally coordinated approach to providing observations essential for understanding wave-driven processes and change in coastal zones, including wave and water temperature conditions đź”— bit.ly/4rLrif3
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@imos-aus.bsky.socialNear real-time observations from South Australia’s Harmful Algal Bloom coastal monitoring network are now available through the Australian Ocean Data Network, expanding the data available through the IMOS Estuarine and Coastal Moorings Facility.
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@imos-aus.bsky.socialAustralia’s Sustainable Ocean Plan has been released, marking the first time the nation has come together as a country to agree on a shared national vision for our ocean.
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@ausbiocommons.bsky.socialFinal call! Join our webinar on 13 Oct with Prof @tebbels.bsky.social (@imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social) to learn how pathway-based modelling improves #metabolomics data interpretation.
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@tern-aus.bsky.social📰 The latest TERN Director’s Update is live. Explore the 2026 National Research Infrastructure (NRI) Roadmap Exposure Draft, our new 5-year Strategic Plan, and more.
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@imos-aus.bsky.socialThe Exposure Draft of the 2026 National Research Infrastructure (NRI) Roadmap is now available for comment.
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@imos-aus.bsky.socialTwo new IMOS moorings in Western Port Bay and Corio Bay will provide near-real-time observations of key water quality parameters. Discover how these sites are strengthening coastal monitoring and building a consistent national picture of environmental change.
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@imos-aus.bsky.socialReflections on 20 years of IMOS.
@ausbiocommons.bsky.socialStruggling with sparse #metabolomics data? Join Prof @tebbels.bsky.social (@imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social) on 13 Oct to explore pathway & class-based models for interpretable multi-omics analysis.
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@imos-aus.bsky.socialA new report from Lateral Economics estimates that Australia’s national environmental research infrastructure delivers more than $1.5 billion in benefits to the nation.
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@auscope.bsky.socialGet to know Dr Sima Mousavi, AuScope’s National Outreach Manager and 2026 Young Tall Poppy Award winner, as she reflects on her unexpected journey from physics to seismology and how she inspires young people to get curious about the Earth. 🌍
@ardc.edu.auHear 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 👇
@imos-aus.bsky.socialIMOS Executive Director, Michelle Heupel, is an invited participant in the G7 FSOI International Workshop on GOOS Resilience and Evolution in Paris this week.
@ausbiocommons.bsky.socialApplications close soon! ⏳ Apply by 11:59 pm AEST, Tuesday 29 September 2026 to join our hands-on workshop on long read sequencing for bacterial genomics.
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@seasim-aims.bsky.socialNCRIS 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.
@imos-aus.bsky.socialReflections on 20 years of IMOS.
@imos-aus.bsky.socialThe observational capability of the IMOS Ocean Colour sub-Facility was recently enhanced through the installation of a HYPSTAR hyperspectral radiometer system at the Lucinda Jetty Coastal Observatory.
