Our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Serena Teo and Ms. Serina Lee for their recent publication on ascidians in Singapore! Their work is also featured in The Straits Times and NUS […]
Ascidians publication in The Straits Times! Read More »
Our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Jani Tanzil and Dr. Neo Mei Lin for their features on The Straits Times on World Ocean Day, 7 June 2021! Read more at the
SJINML Research in The Straits Times Read More »
We’re proud to announce that our own Dr. Neo Mei Lin is part of Pew Environment’s 2021 Pew Marine Fellows! Congratulations! #PewMarineFellow More information here: https://pew.org/3vY8RGT Dr. Neo’s Pew Fellow
2021 Pew Marine Fellow – Dr. Neo Mei Lin Read More »
We are excited to announce that we are launching SJINML’s first newsletter, Sakijang Times! Over the past few months have been a challenging time for many researchers, and to some
Launch of SJINML Newsletter, Sakijang Times Read More »
With plastic pollution a major priority for governments across Asia, scientists have been working diligently to expand our understanding of the problem. But the research has varied widely across countries,
A new species of deep-sea giant isopod, which was named Bathynomus raksasa, has been described by researchers from NUS and the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI). This is the first time
[Research News] New species of “supergiant” isopod uncovered Read More »
In celebration of World Oceans Day (8 June), Resident Scientists Dr Jani Tanzil and Dr Neo Mei Lin share about marine research during the COVID-19 pandemic, the importance of technology
[News] Op-Ed for World Oceans Day 2020 Read More »
In celebration of World Oceans Day (8 June), Senior Research Fellow Dr Jani Tanzil has been interviewed as part of an article on coral reef research in Singapore. She was
[News] Coral reefs in Singapore could have been growing for 7,000 years Read More »
Seminar by Dr Lee Bee Yan, Research Fellow at St John’s Island National Marine Laboratory Date: Friday, 20 March 2020 Time: 3 – 4pm Venue: SJINML Seminar Room Abstract: The
[Seminar] The Majoidea of Singapore and the revision of the epialtid genus Read More »
Borneo Marine Research Institute (BMRI) is one of three research institutes in Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS). It is strategically located along the shoreline of Sepangar Bay, Kota Kinabalu, providing easy access to the sea and surrounding habitats. The institute conduct marine and aquaculture research and offer postgraduate degree programmes. Undergraduate teaching of two programmes, marine science and aquaculture is conducted on behalf of Faculty of Science and Natural Resource. Facilities in the institute includes fish and invertebrate hatcheries, marine aquarium and museum, as well as boathouse and jetty.
[Seminar] A Mouse is a Worm Read More »
