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Walvissen en dolfijnen van de Antarctische Oceaan

Walvissen en dolfijnen van de Antarctische Oceaan

Er is één ding waar ik nog gekker op ben dan fossiel plankton, en het is ook één van de…

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May 2019
By Anieke BrombacherAntarctica, Southern OceanLeave a comment
The weird and wonderful whales of the Southern Ocean

The weird and wonderful whales of the Southern Ocean

There is only one thing that I love more than fossil plankton, and it’s playing a big role in my…

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May 2019
By Anieke BrombacherAntarctica, Southern OceanLeave a comment
Career Spotlight: Organic Geochemist Rebecca Smith

Career Spotlight: Organic Geochemist Rebecca Smith

Rebecca Smith Interview Please describe your job duties while on the JR. What will you be doing on a daily…

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May 2019
By Sian ProctorClimate Change, Education, Geochemistry, Scientist Profiles, STEM CareersLeave a comment
Starry

Starry

Silicoflagellates are kind of microfossil micropaleontologists use to date sediment cores. Many collaborations evolve during our expeditions, this creative one…

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May 2019
By MGarnsworthyAntarctica, Biostratigraphy, Education, History of Earth, Iceberg Alley, Just for Kids, Microfossils, Scientific Outreach, Southern OceanLeave a comment
Expeditie DYNAPACC: de voorbereidingen

Expeditie DYNAPACC: de voorbereidingen

Stel, je gaat voor twee maanden op expeditie naar de koudste, stormachtigste en meest afgelegen oceaan ter wereld. Om dit…

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May 2019
By Anieke BrombacherAntarctica, Life at Sea, Southern OceanLeave a comment
Expeditie DYNAPACC: wetenschap in de koudste oceaan ter wereld

Expeditie DYNAPACC: wetenschap in de koudste oceaan ter wereld

Hallo, en welkom op mijn blog over IODP expeditie 383! Hier zal ik iedere week – als de satellietverbinding het…

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21
May 2019
By Anieke BrombacherAntarctica, Climate Change, History of Earth, Southern OceanLeave a comment
DYNAPACC: The Preparations

DYNAPACC: The Preparations

Imagine you’ll be spending two months in the coldest, stormiest, and most remote region on the planet. For added excitement…

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May 2019
By Anieke BrombacherLife at Sea, Southern Ocean1 Comment
The Iceberger

The Iceberger

The Iceberger: Captain Diego Mello, who observes the icebergs in Iceberg Alley from the JOIDES Resolution to keep us safe….

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May 2019
By Shubham TripathiAntarctica, Expeditions, Iceberg Alley, Icebergs, Life at Sea, Southern Ocean2 Comments
Iceberg Alley Facebook Live Series

Iceberg Alley Facebook Live Series

On Expedition 382 to Iceberg Alley, I interviewed six of our scientists about their research, live on Facebook. Catch up…

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May 2019
By Lee StevensAntarctica, Climate Change, Scientist Profiles, Sea Level RiseLeave a comment
Rock — Through the Looking Glass

Rock — Through the Looking Glass

Technician Luan Heywood finds me in the core lab. “Hey, I’m making a thin section. Would you like to come…

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14
May 2019
By MGarnsworthyAntarctica, Expeditions, Geological time, History of Earth, Iceberg Alley, Scientific Outreach, Southern Ocean1 Comment
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