Life on the JR: a woman scientist’s perspective
This post was written by JR scientist Dr. Claire Carvallo. Claire is the Maître de Conférences à l’UFR 925 de…
Meet the Exp391 Lab Teams!
Now that we have core on deck, life on the JOIDES Resolution is wildly different. While quarantined in port, you…
Sixty Days at Sea: Day 19 – Pandemic Perspectives
This post was written by JR scientist Ethan Petrou. Ethan is currently in the fourth year of his PhD program…
What’s your *JOIDES* resolution?
Featured image by Sandra Herrmann, IODP JRSO. Another new year is upon us. I don’t think anyone expected 2021 to…
To drill, or not to drill
The definitive guide to the drill sites of Expedition 391 In the original plan of IODP Expedition 391, six primary…
![Not all [hotspots] who wander are lost (Exp391 Science Objectives, Part 2)](https://joidesresolution.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/True-Polar-Wander-800x500.png)
Not all [hotspots] who wander are lost (Exp391 Science Objectives, Part 2)
This post was written by Maya and edited by JR scientist Kevin Gaastra. Kevin is a fifth year PhD student…
Sixty Days at Sea: Day 1 – Boarding the Ship
This post was written by JR scientist Ethan Petrou. Ethan is currently in the fourth year of his PhD program…
HOTSPOT WHODUNNIT (EXP391 Science Objectives, Part 1)
If you’ve spent any time looking at satellite images of Earth (for example, Google Maps), you probably noticed that the…
Highlights from Exp. 396
As the ship arrives at port, we’re reflecting on Expedition 396. Here are some highlights and favorite moments from the…
Relics of Climate Change Past May Help the Present
56 million years ago, as Greenland began to split away from Europe, huge flows of lava built up in what…