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Sea surface temperatures in the #GreatBarrierReef for summer 21/22, with rapid warming to a late season #marineheatwave. NOAA daily OISST v2.1. Notably, the 2020 #marineheatwave had the highest severity on record in the peak of summer: doi.org/10.1088/1748-9…

The 2021 State of the Environment report was released today. It combines scientific, traditional, and local knowledge to provide a holistic assessment of the health of our environment. Read the report. Make an impact.#HealCountry. ➡️ soe.dcceew.gov.au #SoE2021

In May/June 2019, we explored the water masses of the Indian Ocean along 110°E to investigate changes since 1963. #RVInvestigator as part of the 2nd International Indian Ocean Expedition IIOE-2 Free to read until 4 September 2022: authors.elsevier.com/c/1fQGN3Ruf1Jm…

New research shows how ENSO is an important source of variation in #GBR larval #connectivity. Led by AIMS@JCU graduate Rodrigo Gurdek-Bas. The El Niño Southern Oscillation drives multidirectional inter-reef larval connectivity in the Great Barrier Reef nature.com/articles/s4159…

🪸 Interested in how water flow on coral reefs can affect temperature? Check out our new paper 🙌link.springer.com/article/10.100… Ryan Lowe Michael Cuttler Jessica Benthuysen James Gilmour @greenbecks UWA Oceans Institute Australian Institute of Marine Science Summary below 🫶

A new study by AIMS & UWA Oceans Institute has found that natural temperatures changes on #coral reefs caused by tides, waves & currents can bring relief from marine heatwaves & may help corals adapt to higher temperatures. 🔗doi.org/10.1007/s00338… ➡️ow.ly/ebLl50OfnTr

Happy #NationalScienceWeek – our favourite week! Join us as we celebrate our team's vast assortment of science specialities. We’re more than marine biologists! First cabs off the rank - graduate Joshua Parker & Jessica Benthuysen 👋 NationalScienceWeek

Come join our oceanography team in the AIMS Townsville office. Work with IMOS moorings and go to sea across Australia's tropics! 🌊

What’s behind the widespread extent of recent marine heatwaves? How long will these marine heatwaves last? What impacts can we expect? Some answers by the CLIVAR marine heatwave research focus group 👇

I'm looking forward to next month's Forum for Operational Oceanography in Fremantle, WA. Not too late to register! conferences.com.au/2023foo/

I'm delighted to be featured as a leader in #oceanography in The Australian's 2024 Research Report. Thanks to my collaborators! ’Australia has one of the most unique currents’ theaustralian.com.au/special-report…

In TIDE Research Hub , we are developing new ways to understand fine-scale ocean currents off Australia's North West Shelf, combining the latest ocean observations, models, and high resolution #SWOT satellite measurements. 🛰️🌊

Where is all that water going to from Cyclone #Jasper? The clouds are finally shifting and allowing us to view remarkable flood plumes. Left - before the event and Right - first clear image. True color imagery from VIIRS on Suomi NPP thanks to NASA Worldview. 🛰🌀 🪸️

In Australia, we deploy ocean gliders to monitor extreme marine events, including marine heatwaves 🥵and tropical cyclones🌀. We want to know how events affect our marine environment and ecosystems. 🌊🪸🐠

This Sunday is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, so we're celebrating some of our inspiring scientists. Meet Natalia, Rebecca, Jessica, Kay and Emma: bit.ly/42wDzr6 #WomenInScience #STEM

The Australian Institute of Marine Science is hiring a senior physical numerical modeller in the Oceanography team! Have you ever wanted to work in the tropics? Come join us to lead world-class research from our headquarters in Townsville, QLD. Due 8 Sep aims.bigredsky.com/page.php?pageI…

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