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Marine, geoscience, engineering students get hands-on experience aboard CSIRO ship

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Students from 16 Australian universities set sail from Hobart on Saturday for a unique scientific adventure aimed at developing the country’s next generation of marine experts. The 10-day circumnavigation of Tasmania aboard the CSIRO’s flagship research vessel Investigator will offer participants invaluable at-sea experience through an innovative program named CAPSTAN. The educational initiative is supported by a network of leading Australian re…

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