Microbiology Is Alive and Kicking!
The deep sills have captured much attention during the last two days, but the microbiology group has been busy collecting…
The deep sills have captured much attention during the last two days, but the microbiology group has been busy collecting…
Sometimes a picture says more than thousand words, as you can see in the top photo. It’s a sill!!! After…
The last cores of our “cold sediment” standard site 1545 are coming up after midnight, from ca. 350 meters depth;…
October on the JR starts with the remnants of tropical storm Narda moving in from the south and appearing here…
The very first observation in the morning has nothing to do with science. An eye-catching orange barrel is trundling around…
The first core arrived on deck at midnight just in time for the shift change; fresh seafloor sediment from 1,600…
It is noon and the JR has arrived in Guaymas Basin, in deep water above the flanks of the active…
Everything started on Saturday, September 15, when the famous JOIDES Resolution arrived to San Diego around 3 p.m. Tobias Höfig,…
Reflections on the School of Rock, Thursday, September 19th I’m flying in a plane as I write this, five miles…
By Maria Viteri After a luxurious extra 1.5 hours of sleep, we convened on the Mezzanine of our hotel for…