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Locality: Sydney, Australia

Address: Macquarie University 2109 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://AMSA19.amsa.asn.au/

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25.01.2022 The early bird gets.. confused It seems there may be some confusion over our Early Bird Rates, so here's the lowdown. With the postponement of AMSA2020, we wanted to give delegates the opportunity to register for #AMSA2021 at 2020 Early Bird rates. These are the cheapest offered for AMSA2021 and end Mon 2nd Nov. From Tue 3rd Nov you can register for AMSA2021 at the adjusted 2021 Early Bird Rate! *2020 Early Bird - Full Conference Registration*... $825 - Professional Member $425 - Student or Life Member $1075 - Non Member $565 - Non Member Student *2021 Early Bird - Full Conference Registration* $875 - Professional Member $475 - Student or Life Member $1125 - Non Member $615 - Non Member Student We understand there is some uncertainty and we are investigating options for a hybrid or fully virtual conference. If we go virtual, discounted registration will be available and you will be refunded the difference. If you can't join us, we will provide you with a full refund. One thing we know for sure is that #AMSA2021 will be going ahead next year, so head to the registration page to secure your place today https://amsa2021.amsa.asn.au/onlineregistration

23.01.2022 The last year has been tough and we were devastated that AMSA2020 couldn't proceed. But we are so excited to be back in 2021. We have been blown away by the support and understanding we have had from all our suppliers. Deposits have been transferred, work as been updated without charge and cancellation fees waived. We really have been, and still are, all in this together. So to GEMS Event Management Australia, Chris Doyle & Co, Luna Park Venues, Baker Boys Band, Macquarie University, Travelodge Hotel Macquarie North Ryde Sydney - Thank you!

22.01.2022 We have made the difficult decision to postpone the AMSA / NZMSS Conference due to #covid19. This won’t stop us delivering a fantastic conference next year and we can’t wait to see everyone for #AMSA2021. We are currently confirming all the details for next year so if you have registered or submitted an abstract, you’ll be contacted with further information very soon. For now, sit back, #StaySafe and #StayHome

20.01.2022 If you haven’t had the chance to submit your abstract yet, today is your lucky day!!!! We extended abstract submission deadline until next Friday 21st February! This is a last call!! #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020

19.01.2022 At AMSA2020, we want the voices of all scientists to be heard. We urge for cooperation and collaboration as we tackle problems and provide solutions for major events we are facing in the Anthropocene. Now more than ever, it’s time for us to act and to deliver our message to the world.

18.01.2022 2021 may be uncertain, but one thing we know for sure is that #AMSA2021 is happening! Our Committees are busy exploring options for a face-to-face, virtual or hybrid delivery, with inclusivity and the safety of our delegates at the forefront. So why not register today and take advantage of our 2021 Early Bird Registration rates! If AMSA2021 goes virtual, we will offer discounted registration and refund the difference. If you can't join us, we will provide a full refund.... https://amsa2021.amsa.asn.au/onlineregistration

18.01.2022 With less than 4 days to submit your abstract, we encourage you to come and be part of our 2020 Conference. There are more than 15 symposia to choose from and if you can’t find one that fits we have a General Marine Research stream as well. No matter what your research topic is, you fit well. Picture is presenting word cloud based on our Simposia! #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020

18.01.2022 We are pleased to announce new dates for AMSA 2021: Marine Science In the Anthropocene. The AMSA 2021 Conference will be held from Sunday 27 June to Friday 2 July 2021 at Macquarie University, Sydney. We are excited to build on what will be an exciting and timely event, and can’t wait to host you all at Macquarie University in 2021. . Be sure to tag us: #AMSA2021!

18.01.2022 Michael Gillings is a Distinguished Professor of Biological Sciences at Macquarie University. His primary research area is evolutionary genetics, but he publishes and lectures on diverse topics, including the Anthropocene, biological diversity and conservation, the existential threats of digital technology, the human microbiome and the evolution of antibiotic resistance. His human biology classes attract more than 1000 students each year and is consistently voted in the top five university lecturers in Australia. Mike appears regularly on radio and television. We are thrilled to have Mike join us at AMSA / NZMSS 2020. #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020

17.01.2022 This is your last chance to take advantage of our 2020 Early Bird registration rates for #AMSA2021! 2020 Early Bird rates will be ending next Monday 2nd November, so get in quick! Follow the link to register today https://gems.eventsair.com/amsa2/registration/Site/Register

16.01.2022 #AMSA21 Call for Abstracts closes in two months! Get your abstract ready and submit before 1st Feb 21. There will be no extensions after this date, so this is your last chance to submit your abstract and be part of this special conference in 2021: amsa2021.amsa.asn.au

15.01.2022 Due to overwhelming demand the deadline for abstract submissions for #AMSA2021 jas been extended for 1 week until 8th February 2021! We are aware that there is some uncertainty about participation and travel to AMSA this year. Be assured that the Organising Committee are working hard to finalise a solution for a hybrid conference. We want to make sure that all delegates, whether they participate virtually or face-to-face, will have the opportunity to present their work at AMSA 2021. We will have more information about this exciting format in coming weeks. If you are keen to present your work at this year’s Conference, we encourage you to submit your abstract by next Monday!

14.01.2022 As we all settle back into the regular 9-5, here's a reminder that Early Bird Rates are still available for #AMSA2021. Register today to take advantage of these great prices. Also note that if the AMSA2021 conference becomes a virtual or hybrid event, we will refund you the difference or provide you with a full refund if you can no longer attend. So get in quick - 2021 Early Bird Rates end 25th February, 2021.... 2021 Early Bird - Full Conference Registration $875 - Professional Member $475 - Student or Life Member $1125 - Non Member $615 - Non Member Student 2021 Early Bird - Single Day Registration $325 - Professional Member $220 - Student or Life Member $450 - Non Member https://amsa2021.amsa.asn.au/

14.01.2022 Time flies There is only 2 weeks left to submit your abstract for #AMSA2021! We have a broad range of Conference Symposia related to Marine Science in the Anthropocene for you to submit your oral or poster abstracts to, from seabed mapping and bio invasions to plastic pollution and climate change. Join us in blazing a path forward to a sustainable and biodiverse future. Call for Abstracts closes Monday 1 Febuary. Get all the details here: https://amsa2021.amsa.asn.au/call-for-abstracts

14.01.2022 One month left till Abstract Submission Portal closes. Don’t miss out, time is ticking! #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020

13.01.2022 Exactly 6 days left for you to send us your best abstract. Don’t miss the opportunity of participating in #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020 - Marine Science in the #Anthropocene.

12.01.2022 Conference rego: Call for abstracts: We are just missing you!! 2020 is here! Register now and send us your best abstract! ... We are dropping our Conference intro video here and see if this gets you excited.... #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020 See more

11.01.2022 Did you miss out on the 2020 Early Bird Rates for #AMSA2021? Don't fear because 2021 Early Bird Rates start today! *2021 Early Bird - Full Conference Rego* $875 - Professional Member $475 - Student or Life Member... $1125 - Non Member $615 - Non Member Student Register here: https://amsa2021.amsa.asn.au/onlineregistration

11.01.2022 Time is ticking and we don’t want you to miss out! You’ve got only 2 weeks left, Abstract Submission Portal closes on the 14th February!! #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020

10.01.2022 Have some spare cash lying around to spend before the end of the year? Why not take advantage of our 2021 Early Bird Registration Rates! Register here: https://amsa2021.amsa.asn.au/onlineregistration 2021 Early Bird - Full Conference Rego ... $875 - Professional Member $475 - Student or Life Member $1125 - Non Member $615 - Non Member Student 2021 Early Bird rates end Tuesday, 25th February, 2021.

10.01.2022 For the best interest to our students and delegates we have worked really hard on getting early bird rego rates as low as possible. Now don’t miss out and register ASAP, these rates won’t stay forever!! #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020

09.01.2022 Melinda Coleman has an impressive resume working as Principal Research Scientist with NSW Fisheries, Adjunct Professor at Southern Cross University and Associate Professor at UWA. Working across academia and industry Melinda melds ecology and genomics providing solutions for the conservation and management of kelp forests in a future of increasing change. Melinda was part of the Operation Crayweed team that won a Green Globe award for kelp restoration. Melinda will be speaking about the need to future-proof kelp forests to mitigate decline and proactively anticipate future environmental conditions. We can't wait!! Register now: https://amsa2020.amsa.asn.au/onlineregistration

08.01.2022 10 fantastic workshops have been added to the Conference Program! These workshops are free and now available to be added to your registration. Don’t miss out and book your spot in one of them now by visiting https://amsa2020.amsa.asn.au/accepted-workshops #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020

08.01.2022 Early Bird Registration for #AMSA2021 closes in 2 weeks time! With an incredible set of symposia and over 150 abstracts submitted, this conference cover all the hot topics of Marine Science in the Anthropocene. You surely don’t want to miss this so register now to take advantage of these low rates! We appreciate how uncertain things are and our committees are working hard to finalise how AMSA2021 will be delivered. But rest assured, if AMSA2021 becomes a virtual or hybrid event, we will refund the difference in registration fees or provide you with a full refund if you can no longer attend.

08.01.2022 Only TWO WEEKS LEFT to take advantage of 2020 Early Bird rates for the AMSA 2021 conference! Register before 2nd November to secure your place at what is sure to be a fintastic conference: https://gems.eventsair.com/amsa2/registration/Site/Register #AMSA2021 #AMSAconf

07.01.2022 You have a few hours to make it. Submit your abstract before portal closes today! Also remember that early bird registration discounts will close on the 30th April. Register with lowest rates now! Click here: https://amsa2020.amsa.asn.au/amsanz/registration//Register #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020

05.01.2022 AMSA/NZMSS 2020 wishes you a fantastic time surrounded by friends and family. Happy Holidays!! #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020

05.01.2022 We are bringing together a range of fascinating communication experts to discuss key elements of effective #scicomm, relating to the #Anthropocene and this era of #fakenews and science deniers. This will be exciting and timely, and certainly a discussion not to be missed! #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020

02.01.2022 Still haven't submitted your abstract for #AMSA2021? We have 22 wonderfully diverse symposia for you to choose from, including two recently added topics: - A Changing Southern Ocean - Interdisciplinary Research for Responding to Antarctic Change - Tropical Systems in a Time of Change... But be quick - Abstract Submissions close Monday 1st Feburary! https://amsa2021.amsa.asn.au/

02.01.2022 Bridie Allan is a Marine Science lecturer and active researcher at the University of Otago in New Zealand University of Otago. Bridie’s research largely explores how anthropogenic driven environmental change can alter the mechanisms underlying population processes and how these changes scale to community dynamics. How climate change, oil pollution, habitat degradation, microplastic pollution and other human activities influence the behaviour and survival of fish is a key focu...s in Bridie’s work. Bridie’s main research programme is investigating the effects of chemicals that are associated with microplastics and the impact that ingestion of these chemicals has on the fitness of fishes. These are important topics that must be understood and discussed when developing a path forward to a more biodiverse future. We look forward to hearing all about Bridie’s research in July. #AMSA2020 #NZMSS2020 See more

01.01.2022 We celebrate women and girls in Science on this day, but recognise their hard work and contribution to Science every day. To all the #STEMcommunity out there fighting against gender inequality, you all rock. #WomenInSTEM #GenderInequality

01.01.2022 We are excited to announce that Abstract Submissions have opened for #AMSA2021! AMSA 2021 has adopted the theme: 'Marine Science in the Anthropocene' and abstract submissions can be linked to one of our Conference Symposia or as part of a General Stream. Abstract Submissions will close 1 February 2021. For details visit https://amsa2021.amsa.asn.au/call-for-abstracts AMSA 2021 will be held at Macquarie University, NSW from Sunday 27 June until Thursday 2 July 2021.