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The team on board our research vessel, Investigator, are hunting down ancient phytoplankton to study their DNA.
Investigator has returned to the East Australian Current to grapple with the challenges of maintaining IMOS deep water moorings.
Can coral create rain? Scientists on board RV Investigator are using drones, balloons and other high tech gadgets to find out.
Drifting like Nemo, RV Investigator has been following the East Australian Current to make some interesting discoveries. Here's the highlight reel.
Scientists search for the meaning of life for ocean microbes and find that the truth might be out there, in the mud!
The RV Investigator provides a shipload of opportunities for science, media, art, and more. Welcome aboard the good ship science.
Investigator explores uncharted territories and the art of science during a transit from Fiji to Australia.
There's been an awakening. Have you felt it? Investigator's call for sea time applications has been made. Just let the science in.
After travelling to the Antarctic ice edge, Investigator has berthed in New Zealand to finish Leg 1 of a research voyage that will take the ship to the equator.
PhD student Madi Rosevear tell us what it's like to live on board the Investigator, and explains just what the heck CTDs and XBTs are.
After tackling three separate primary projects in a single voyage the Investigator arrives back in Hobart to get ready for the next big trip.
Not only has the Investigator broken new ground in blue-water research by tackling three major projects in a single voyage, it also houses incredibly advanced technology that would make Batman envious
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