IMAS - What's New - RSS FeedIMAS - What's New - RSS FeedIMAS - What's New - RSS FeedCentury-old science helps confirm global warming<p>Ocean measurements taken more than 135 years ago during the scientific expedition of HMS Challenger have provided further confirmation of human-produced global warming over the past century.</p>
Newly published research reveals the effect of warming oceans on global fish stocks<p>Research published today in the prestigious science journal Nature has demonstrated the previously unknown impact of climate change on global fisheries.</p>
IMAS and industry partners join forces in $16.9 million rock lobster aquaculture researchThree industry partners have joined forces with IMAS in cutting-edge rock lobster aquaculture research.
University of Tasmania secures $27m in research fundingNew research shows white sharks have a larger appetite than originally thoughtStudy challenges popular assumptions about feeding behaviour of the ocean’s top predator
UTAS newcomer awarded 2012 Edgeworth David MedalCongratulations to Dr Jo Whittaker
Have your say on southern Tasmanian coastal watersResidents of the Huon-Dover and Channel regions are to be part of a new study called Your Marine Values and will be asked about what they consider important about their local marine environment.
Redmap Australia – the ultimate in crowd sourcing - launches today<p>With the launch today (<strong>Thursday 13 December 2012</strong>) of the Redmap Australia website, the community is being asked to be on the lookout for unusual occurrences of species in the seas around Australia.</p>
Researchers develop environmental assessment model for southern Tasmanian estuariesIsolated Maria Island to host international workshop on marine biodiversityDo seismic surveys affect marine life?<br />
Head in the clouds…Win-win for Tassie’s rock lobster industryUncovering the mysteries of the Indian Ocean<p>Researchers from the Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies at the University of Tasmania are heading to the Indian Ocean to try to understand more about how currents affect Australia’s climate and coastal waters.</p>
Around the world to study our ocean’s organismsIMAS has the X-factor for clinching critical research fundingIn the latest round of the Australia Research Council’s (ARC) Future Fellowships scheme, IMAS has clinched one substantial grant and will be a significant beneficiary of another.
Global restaurant giant supports IMAS research into seafood sustainabilityAustralia leads on Southern Ocean carbon dioxide monitoringMarine extremes - and everything in betweenIMAS at AMSA – All things marine and in-between right here in Hobart
UTAS secures $7.6 million in ARC Linkage roundPorts are hotspots for exotic sea star orgiesNew research published