Ship Tours and My Farewell
When this ship pulls into port, it draws a lot of attention, and tours are plentiful. The co-chief scientists and…
When this ship pulls into port, it draws a lot of attention, and tours are plentiful. The co-chief scientists and…
I owe my entire experience to the co-Chief Scientists, Ian Hall and Sid Hemming. Were it not for them demanding…
This story comes from Cornelis Van Gelder, one of our crane operators. He gave me a video to watch, but…
One of our scientists aboard the ship, Thibaut Caley, is studying specifically the leakage of water from the Agulhas Current…
This story comes from Kevin Greiger, the Operations Superintendent. On transit after Expedition 312, January 2006, the ship was sailing…
Today’s half marathon was a success, albeit a soggy one. Co-chief Scientist Ian Hall and Stratigraphic Correlator Steve Barker, of…
For immediate release: Wednesday 23 March 2016 Scientists run World Half Marathon at sea As thousands of runners and elite…
With only 8 hours of transit time between our final site and the Cape Town port, it’s going to be…
Last, and perhaps most importantly, true happiness lies in a satisfied stomach. Many people overlook the importance of the galley…
One year after I graduated from college, I went to work for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and…