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We're excited to announce that 232 #redhandfish hatchlings are thriving at IMAS in the largest captive breeding event ever achieved for the species! And it's tripled the captive breeding population in Tasmania: tinyurl.com/handfish-hatch…

In a new $3.5 million project, IMAS scientists will work w coastal industries, communities & Tasmanian Aboriginal people on a whole-of-reef-ecosystem restoration project to improve the health of Tasmanian reef ecosystems and bring back giant kelp forests tinyurl.com/Help-the-Kelp

PhD OPPORTUNITY: Enhancing the Fisheries, Environmental and Economic Sustainability of the Wavy Periwinkle, Lunella Undulata, Industry in Tasmania. Based at IMAS in Hobart Further info at utas.edu.au/research/degre…

Christmas might be over, but the gifts keep coming for the Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS) geo team! 🪨🎁 Today IMAS Dr Jodi Fox took delivery of new rock samples from Gaussberg - East Antarctica’s only exposed volcano 🌋 (even geophysicists were excited, right Katharina Hochmuth 😉) ⚒️🧪

#PhD #opportunity: Investigate methods for sea urchin management that improve habitat for the critically #endangered Red Handfish 👋🐟 👇Apply by 1 Feb 2025 buff.ly/4h9sGSa #fish #conservation #australia IMAS University of Tasmania

UTAS has been named #2 in the US News best global universities for marine and freshwater biology ✨and it really is a tribute to the important research we do at IMAS & the exceptional learning opportunities we create for the next generation of scientists tinyurl.com/4h4hypm9

A new IMAS study out today reports a recent upward trend in the relative abundance of Maugean skate in #MacquarieHarbour. It’s a potential sign the wild population of this endangered species has improved, w research catch rates at levels last seen in 2014 tinyurl.com/bdfbjave

Adding natural alkaline substances to seawater can boost the ocean’s ability to absorb CO2. But IMAS scientists warn there may be processes in the ocean system that alter the efficiency of ocean alkalinity enhancement. Story: tinyurl.com/58fzydeb Study: doi.org/10.1038/s41561…

We’ve teamed up with IMAS to explore how waste from urchin harvesting could be repurposed as a soil booster for agriculture. Learn more: ow.ly/l6ec50VaHpa

🌊 "As an oceanographer, I’m excited about the prospect of getting ocean, ice and climate data from a region where few observations have been collected. The only way to get information like this is to be there." — Prof Nathan Bindoff, AAPP/University of Tasmania theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

In our warming oceans, marine species are moving into new areas and ‘re-engineering’ or often destroying those ecosystems, but scientists say the paradox of overfishing sustainably can help: tinyurl.com/3jvsh4hw

🎣 Commercial overfishing has helped to manage the numbers of long-spined sea urchins off the Tasmanian coast say University of Tasmania CSIRO IMAS buff.ly/bp2ZENL

The first Kasten core deployment has extracted a tube of mud from the #Antarctic seafloor. Once in the lab, the sampling begins for traces of ancient eDNA (antarctica.gov.au) and porewater, and measuring for thermal conductivity. #DMV IMAS | University of Tasmania 📷: Katharina Hochmuth

Oceans are at the forefront of many new climate-related projects. But a new study shows the speed they're being developed & expanded is outpacing the ability to govern them effectively - & manage their potential impacts on marine ecosystems & communities tinyurl.com/mtdk9zdd

When not working with her horses, Dr Linda Armbrecht (IMAS) is pioneering techniques to extract ancient DNA from Antarctic seafloor sediments, unlocking secrets from up to a million years in the past.

Huge congrats to Linda Armbrecht who's received an Australian Academy of Science Honorific Award, the Dorothy Hill Medal, for her detective work using ancient DNA preserved in the seafloor in polar regions to discover what organisms once lived in our oceans. Dive in: vimeo.com/1069109404

There’s a hidden threat beneath Antarctica’s ice sheet & it could add over 2m to global sea levels by 2300. New research shows subglacial meltwater plays a far bigger role in ice loss than previously thought & it urgently needs considering in modelling: theconversation.com/antarcticas-hi…

Australia’s pop'n of #Southernrightwhales has grown substantially since the late 1970s when they began to recover from whaling. But a new study reveals troubling signs that could mark a turning point in the population’s recovery: tinyurl.com/4rd9uu2z

The #DMV is nearing its end 🌊 Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS) Science Lead Prof. Delphine Lannuzel explains why this sort of scientific collaboration in the field is "super important." Voyage partners: Australian Antarctic Program Partnership | Securing Antarctica's Environmental Future | antarctica.gov.au youtube.com/watch?v=3-6W7X…

Fantastic to be a part of this FRDC project using BRUVs and AI to provide fisheries independent data to improve stock assessments model. tinyurl.com/yf3zwbur IMAS