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It’s more than a party!

It’s more than a party!

written by Jennifer Field, Expedition 395 Onboard Outreach Officer   Five months after the return of Expedition 395, the science…

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Jan 2024
By Maya Pincuscore curation, Expeditions, Microfossils, Scientist Profiles, SedimentologyLeave a comment
A Physicist Falls in Love

A Physicist Falls in Love

This post was written by DaNel Hogan, Chief Learning Officer for the Waters Center for Systems Thinking and School of…

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30
Oct 2023
By Maya PincusBiostratigraphy, Education, Expeditions, Microfossils, Paleontology, School of RockLeave a comment
Science-ing the Storm

Science-ing the Storm

This post was written by Ed Robeck, Director of Education and Outreach at the American Geosciences Institute (AGI) and School…

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30
Oct 2023
By Maya PincusEducation, Physcial Properties, School of Rock, Scientific Outreach, Ship's Log, STEM Careers, TechnologyLeave a comment

Approaching the Halfway Point!

Expedition 399 is nearing the halfway mark with some pretty significant wins under its belt! We have been gathering an…

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11
May 2023
By Maya PincusUncategorizedLeave a comment

Letter For the Science Party:

George Lucas was inspired to create Star Wars from the writings of Joseph Campbell, The Hero with a Thousand Faces….

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06
May 2023
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What’s in a name?

What’s in a name?

This post was written with contributions from Onboard Outreach Officer Amy Mayer and Co-Chief Scientist Dr. Fátima Abrantes. Fátima grew…

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02
Dec 2022
By Maya PincusEducation, Expeditions, Science History, Ship's LogLeave a comment
A case for onshore outreach

A case for onshore outreach

Students in Portugal work together to identify fossils in a core section and determine the ages of sedimentary layers [Maya…

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18
Nov 2022
By Maya PincusEducation, Expeditions, Scientific Outreach, STEM CareersLeave a comment
COVID on Deck (Part 3: It happened to me)

COVID on Deck (Part 3: It happened to me)

Featured image designed by EXP391 scientist Jesse Scholpp. Disclaimer: The views expressed in this post are not representative of the…

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10
Oct 2022
By Maya PincusEducation, Expeditions, Life at Sea, Ship's LogLeave a comment
The ‘hole’ story about vesicular basalt

The ‘hole’ story about vesicular basalt

Whether you know it or not, your life is full of igneous rocks. Maybe it was an obsidian arrowhead in…

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09
Oct 2022
By Maya PincusEducation, Expeditions, VolcanoesLeave a comment
COVID on Deck (Part 2: The New Normal)

COVID on Deck (Part 2: The New Normal)

This post was written by IODP Manager of Science Operations, Dr. Katerina Petronotis, to respond to my question of how…

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Oct 2022
By Maya PincusEducation, Expeditions, Life at Sea, Ship's LogLeave a comment
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