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…
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…
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…
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?…
The future of Plate Tectonics research – IODP featured on the Geological Society of London blog
Dr Lloyd White, a lecturer in the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Wollongong,…
Postcards from Scientists – Lauren’s crushing chemistry duties
G’day! I’m Lauren O’Connor, a shipboard geochemist on Expedition 369. I’m from Brisbane, on the east coast of Australia, but…
Postcards from scientists – Rodrigo’s taste of Brazil
Hi everyone… I am Rodrigo do Monte Guerra, one of the paleontologist on Expedition 369. I live in a small…
Postcards from Scientists – Carmine’s rocks and the Roaring Forties
Hello curious people! My name is Carmine Wainman and I am a British Sedimentologist onboard Expedition 369 on the…