RV Investigator has returned from the East Australian Current to uncover the latest data from one of our fickle ocean features.
Researchers on board our RV Investigator are surveying seabirds in the Coral Sea to see which parts of the ocean are used by different species.
In the wake of National Science Week, we check in with our research vessel Investigator on a voyage in the Coral Sea.
A fleet of autonomous oceanic robots called 'Argo Floats' braved icy winter waters to learn more about melting ice in East Antarctica.
The Antarctic Circumpolar Current, or ACC, is the strongest ocean current on our planet and is vital for Earth’s health because it keeps Antarctica cool and frozen.
The volcanic lost world is not a myth, we’ve seen it!
An inspiring science drama about a ship and its marine research, over a journey of 100,000 nautical miles.
A mooring is a long anchored line of scientific equipment and floats, deployed to collect data from the ocean for […]
Marine scientists observe our oceans using a range of equipment. Generally these are attached to an electro-optical cable and towed […]
The Future Research Vessel Project Team member, Dr Lindsay Pender, was interviewed by 936 ABC Hobart’s Drive Presenter, Louise Saunders […]
THE FOLLOWING MEDIA RELEASE WAS DISTRIBUTED BY CSIRO ON 25 AUGUST 2014. A world class oceanographic research instrument has arrived at […]
Australia’s new Marine National Facility research vessel, Investigator, is so jam packed full of scientific equipment we have produced some fact […]
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