Did you know? Since 2002, Hydrobiology staff have worked on the ground in over 20 countries around the world! We’ve contributed to projects in even more countries These projects span temperate to tropical environments, in marine and freshwater systems Some staff have even undertaken field work in Antarctica and the Arctic in previous roles Our…
Hydrobiology has been providing technical support to SAS Laboratory to develop a method to analyse gels from the Diffusive Gradients in Thin-film technique (DGT) for NATA accreditation. Photo: Trang working with John Bratt (SAS R&D Leader) and his team at a training session on DGT gel retrieval, extraction and analysis at SAS laboratory, QUU.
Hydrobiology is thrilled to be recognised as one of four finalists in the Premier of Queensland’s Export Awards 2018! This recognition from the Queensland Government is on the back of substantial growth in our export sales, particularly the establishment of our Singapore office to better service the Southeast Asian region. We continue to grow and…
Hydrobiology is proud to be a sponsor at the 8th Annual Asia Deep Sea Mining Summit 2018! This summit brings together a diverse array of solution providers, prospective deep sea miners and members of the scientific community. We look forward to meeting everyone, building new relationships helping develop new ideas on framework agreements and environmental…
Hydrobiology’s aquatic scientists Michelle Hobbs and Justin Cutajar recently conducted a biodiversity workshop concerning the importance of macroinvertebrates, their utility as stream indicators and demonstrated their collection, processing and identification. A big thanks to the Cubberla-Witton Catchments Network for organising the workshop and volunteers for such a successful event. Photos provided by CWCN