SIMS

Welcome to SIMS


The Sydney Institute of Marine Science
Located at Chowder Bay.


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Sydney Institute of Marine Science is a collaborative research and training institute bringing together the scientists from six NSW universities plus state and federal marine and environmental agencies. SIMS conducts multidisciplinary marine research on impacts of climate change and urbanisation, biological diversity, fisheries, tourism, coastal development, and marine disease. By bringing together NSW's leading marine scientists at one collaborative site, SIMS will maximise the efficient use of resources for research on Australia's critical coastal environments.



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About Us

Details of the organisation of the institution and people involved with SIMS

SIMS Newsletter

Keep up to date with the progress, research and events happening at SIMS. View our latest Newsletter or browse previous editions.

SIMS Research

SIMS research covers many aspects of marine science.

Current Research Projects

An overview of SIMS' research plus details of past and present research projects.

IMOS @ SIMS

Information on the Australian Government Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS) and the significant role that SIMS plays in this programme.

Employment Opportunities

Current Employment Opportunities with SIMS and its associated research projects

Our supporters

Funding from our supporters helps SIMS carry out research in the marine sciences at this time when more research and better research is desperately needed.

Upcoming Events

Our calendar of events including special events for supporters and events and exhibitions open to the public.

Contact Us

Support Us

Help us to carry out vital research and training and public information programmes.

Downloads Page

Documents, Features and other down-loadable items.

News

Sydney Morning Herald Feature

10-Mar-10

The second Sydney Morning Herald feature on SIMS and the research currently underway.

EAC Glider Set to Go

05-Mar-10

Follow the next Glider as it traverses the East Australian Current.

 
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