Postcards from Scientists – Kirsty Edgar’s secrets from tiny fossils
Ahoy there, I’m Kirsty Edgar, one of the micropaleontologists on IODP Exp. 369. I live in the small market…
Tracy’s Way – End of Cruise Thanks
After almost two months at sea, we have reached the last week of our research cruise here on the JR….
Postcards from Scientists – Was Expedition 369 more “Ernold Same” or “Master and Commander”?
The JOIDES Resolution in Hobart How does one sum up two months on the JOIDES Resolution? A song, a painting…
Fabric Fun – Making Embroidered Microfossils
Microfossils are exactly what they sound like – tiny fossils! There are several different subcategories: foraminifera, radiolaria, and nannofossils. Micropaleonologists…
Introducing the Stars of the Geo-wrestling World….
Welcome everyone to the ring! We’ve got some of our favourite stars of the of the Geo-wrestling world with is…
JR Book Club with Alyssa
Alyssa is the publications specialist for Expedition 369. She is responsible for collecting and organizing the publications as well as…
Postcards from Scientists – What is your favorite interval of geological time?
Geological time is hard to get your head around if you are not used to studying it. The Earth has…
Tracy’s Way – How to Get Geoscience Superpowers
Tracy Quan, a scientist sailing on Expedition 369, had this to say about the how and why to becoming a…
Talking Points for Scientists or How Not to Be Nervous and Talk to Kids About Science
Does the idea of having to explain your research to anyone under the age of 18 give you nightmares? Does…
Postcards from Scientists – Expect the unexpected says Carmine Wainman
Carmine Wainman talks about the hidden surprises when drilling below the seafloor: How often do our predictions become a reality?…