Reflecting on the Scientific Process
(blog written by Olivia Finlay) The first half of this summer, I participated in Central Washington University’s Research Experience for…
Radiolarians are Rad
(blog written by Amanda Florea) You know what’s rad? Working hand in hand with one of the few radiolarian specialists…
The Long Game
Sitting at the top level of the JOIDES Resolution, I enjoy the abundance of sunlight. This is different than the…
Big Fun with Tiny Plankton
(blog written by S. Moss) With two weeks left of Expedition 385T, the JR Academy students are all scrambling to…
The Moho – It’s Groovy, Man
The following is an excerpt from a book currently in progress by Expedition 385T outreach officers Kristen Weiss and Nicole…
What Does It Take to Study the Ocean Floor?
Research scientists aboard the JOIDES Resolution (JR) are curious about what lies beneath the ocean floor, how it is structured,…
Watercolors: stress-free and unstructured
Watercolor Wednesday continued for the second week with energy levels a little lower than before. The students, instructors, science party…
What Does it Take to be a Scientist?
What does it take to be a scientist? Ask a scientist what characteristics contribute to a successful scientific career, and…
Too Small to See, Too Important to Ignore
How do we begin to understand the science that is part of a JOIDES Resolution expedition? There is a rich…
Science Communication at Sea
(photo credit and illustration: Sarah Kachovich) “Who is your audience?” and “What are you trying to say?” Two questions my…