We are pleased to announce the successful and heartening conclusion to our inaugural Marine Monitoring for Action Workshop (MMA2024), held between 7th-11th October 2024. Organised by SJINML and the Marine […]
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Applications are invited from graduate students and early postdoctoral scholars for the 11th Singapore Centre for Environmental Life Sciences Engineering (SCELSE) Summer Course from 3 – 21 July, 2023 at
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The 5th Asia-Pacific Coral Reef Symposium will be held at the National University of Singapore from 19–23 June 2023. With the theme ‘Coral reef science and management in a rapidly
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The 6th International Postgraduate Conference on Biotechnology (IPCB) will be held at the National University of Singapore from 22–24 Aug 2023. The theme this year is on “Innovation Science and
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In celebration of 20 years of marine science research at St John’s Island, the National Marine Laboratory will be holding an Open House! Join us to learn about marine science
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Have you walked past wayside trees like the Tembusu all flowering at the same time? Underwater, some corals perform the synchronous release of eggs and sperm too. For the marine
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As part of the 5th Anniversary of the St. John’s Island National Marine Laboratory, we warmly invite you to join our online seminar on “RESEARCH & CHALLENGES FOR MARINE LABORATORIES” Details:
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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
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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
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