Welcome to SIMS
The Sydney Institute of Marine Science is a joint venture, research facility based on Sydney Harbour's North Shore at Chowder Bay. It will bring together teams of leading scientists to work on issues that are critical for the management of our coastal and oceanic environments.
About Us
The Sydney Institute of Marine Science (SIMS), a not for profit marine research facility, was established in 2005 by four of Sydney's leading universities. SIMS is a joint venture, research facility based on Sydney Harbour's North Shore at Chowder Bay.
Upcoming Events
Find out more on our upcoming events for our supporter and members of the public. May include activities such as talks, tours and Open Days.
SIMS Update
Keep up to date with the progress, research and events happening at SIMS. View our latest Newsletter or browse previous editions.
Research
SIMS is bringing together the marine expertise of a number of universities and government agencies to form a marine institute dedicated to, and situated in, an urban marine environment.
Support SIMS
Play a major role in Australia's scientific history and become actively involved in SIMS today. As carer for our waterways, keeping a watch on the health and advising on its management as the city grows, SIMS needs your help.
IMOS @ SIMS
The Integrated Marine Observing System, or IMOS, will provide data to support research on many of the critical marine issues facing Australia. The Sydney Institute of Marine Science has been chosen as the NSW Node and will coordinate various IMOS deployments along the Australian coast line.
Getting to SIMS
Find details on how to get to SIMS, including public transport routes and timetables, parking information and maps.
Employment Opportunities
Current Employment Opportunities with SIMS and its associated research projects
Contact Us
News
Sydney Institute of Marine Science wins $19.5m grant in Budget 09: researchers to tackle threats to Australian coasts and marine ecosystems.
13-May-09
Sydney Harbour will be the focus of a world-class marine research program to tackle some of the most pressing issues facing Australian coasts thanks to a $19.5m grant to the Sydney Institute of Marine Science (SIMS), announced in Tuesday's Federal Budget.
New Funding Partnership
24-Feb-09
On the 24th of February 2009 the Sydney Institute of Marine Science hosted a visit by the Deputy Premier, the Hon. Carmel Tebbutt, and the Hon. Jodi McKay, in her capacity as Minister for Science and Medical Research. During the visit Minister Tebbutt announced state government support and funding for the Sydney Institute of Marine Science.
