Congrats to @caseylbowden.bsky.social winner of the #AMSA2025 MFR Best Student Presentation Award, sponsored by #MarineFreshwaterRes!
Casey's research focuses on how fishes may be influenced by water flow across small reef areas.
We're excited to see where she goes next!
@amsaconf.bsky.social
A woman stands behind a podium with a large screen projected behind her. The screen features a multicoloured photograph of a Copepod, with the title "Developing a biological indicator to estimate variablity in the East Australian Current".
Earlier this month, I had the privilege to present the initial results from my Honours research project at the #AMSA2025 conference.
It was a daunting but amazing experience to be on stage, especially at a conference with so many outstanding presenters.
From reef restoration & turtle tracking to Indigenous-led mapping & protection of Sea Country, the insights shared at #AMSA2025 showed just how vital Indigenous knowledge is for a healthy ocean future. 🌏🪸🐢We were there alongside our Aboriginal Sea Country partners 👉🏼 go.cdu.edu.au/f5ra #CDUresearch
A wonderful week at #AMSA2025!
My key takeaway:
We have the data. We have the solutions. Now let’s act to protect and restore our oceans 💧
Slideshow showing the schedule of talks for the day. My name and title are the last on the list.
My presentation is today in the Physical Oceanography session! I'm talking about creating a biological index to track variability in the East Australia Current using copepod data! #amsa2025
Two organisations that do an amazing job translating marine science for different audiences - Deakin Marine and NESP Marine and Coastal Hub at #AMSA2025
Come see how our underwater set-up works over lunch! Swing by the Ascent Media booth at #AMSA2025 this afternoon @amsaconf.bsky.social
What impact are temperature changes having on life in our oceans? Jasmine Ascensio from Flinders University has been researching microbes and sharks with the hope of educating people on the impact humans are having on our oceans @amsaconf.bsky.social #AMSA2025
Even more cool tech on display at #AMSA2025 - RBR Global helps monitor temperature, depth, salinity, dissolved gases, pH and more with their sensor technology. "From the ocean abyss to the polar ice cap".
The Minderoo Foundation is advancing marine genomics and environmental DNA (eDNA) technologies through their OceanOmics program - nice to meet them this week at the @amsaconf.bsky.social #AMSA2025
We couldn't resist an opportunity to see the cuttlefish migration in South Australia this month and been having great chats at #AMSA2025 about it. We're also thinking of everyone working hard on managing the algal bloom outbreak and the impact it's having on South Australia.
Forgot the tag! #amsa2025
Can you handle the tooth? Lochlan Paterson-Crisp has been looking at the teeth of carnivores like seals and otters to find out whether sinking your teeth in truly is the best way to survive. Lochlan shared this research with us at one of the @amsaconf.bsky.social #AMSA2025 poster sessions.
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Excited to listen to A/Prof Nevill Barrett talking about lessons from 3 decades of MPA and coastal reef monitoring #amsa2025
Sea Change Australia’s Project Manager and Research Fellow Dr Julia Santana Garcon’s talk “Sea Change Australia: Empowering the fisheries and aquaculture sectors towards climate resilience” in Session 6.4 is on today (3:30 - 5pm) at the #AMSA2025 conference in Melbourne 🐟 @imas-utas.bsky.social
Echoview Software works with hundreds of research institutes across the world to help them with advanced hydroacoustic studies. They help you read and analyse echograms, track and count fish so you can examine their behaviour over time...cool stuff! @amsaconf.bsky.social #AMSA2025
Green 3D printed model of an algae. It is a large oval with a textured surface.
Green 3D printed model of an algae. It is long and thing and looks like a green bean
Yesterday Sonja Repetti brought these amazing 3D models of algae. Such a great way to help visualise microscopic organisms #amsa2025
Boxfish Robotics make robots for underwater - so cool to see their Autonomous Resident Underwater Drone at #AMSA2025
Nice to meet Russell Kelley at #AMSA2025 - his guides help people identify coral using a unique visual index.
He also told us about his history in the production world - fun to talk about how far underwater gear and tech has come.
A projector screen showing the opening slide for the Australian Marine Sciences Association conference
Excited for a week of marine science at #amsa2025!
If you're at #AMSA2025 come say hi - let us show you all the gear we use underwater 🐠
Absolute favourite quote from Professor Emma Lee at #amsa2025 : What can you do in your sphere of influence
Great #AMSA2025 workshop yesterday exploring the breadth of ocean observations collected by @imos-aus.bsky.social and freely available to support marine researchers, decision-makers, industry and First Nations. Attendees learned how to access, visualise & integrate IMOS data with their datasets
Are you in Melbourne for #AMSA2025 ? Come listen to my talk at 11 am (session 1.2) about our low-cost autonomous hydrophone initiative!
@iqoe.bsky.social
@pogo-ocean.bsky.social
@scor-int.bsky.social
@unoceandecade.bsky.social
After 18 months+ hard work I'm excited for #AMSA2025 to be here! A big thanks to everyone who made it possible and i look forward to an exciting week to come!
We can't wait to see some of the fantastic work heading to Naarm! Make sure to tag #AMSA2025 as well as @amsaconf.bsky.social as us so we can celebrate this week of marine science!
AMSA2025 Chair Morgan Ellis welcome delegates
Uncle Ian Hunter providing a Welcome to Country
AMSA2025 Delegates
AMSA2025 Delegates
We’re kicking off #AMSA2025 with a warm Welcome to Country from Uncle Ian Hunter and some great conversation over welcome drinks
Tag yourself in the photos below & help us celebrate the start of a big week of marine science 🌊🐟
#AMSA2025 #WelcomeToCountry #HarmonyinMarineSystems #marinescience #naarm
AMSA 2025 will be kicking off with an Opening Plenary Panel!
Joining us:
🔬A/Prof Anthony Boxshall
🌱 Dr James Fitzsimons
🦀 Professor Emma Lee OAM
🐳 Dr Kathleen McInnes
This panel will set the tone for a week of deep discussion and collaboration in marine science. 🌊⭐️
#AMSA2025 #HarmonyinMarineSystems
🌟AMSA 2025 PROGRAM🌟
Check out our full program for #AMSA2025! We have lots of incredible plenaries, talks, poster sessions, workshops and social events lined up across the week for you 🎉
Head to the link in our bio to register 🤩
#AMSA2025 #HarmonyInMarineSystems
