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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
A Brand New Mystery

A Brand New Mystery

Core from the seafloor is priceless, it is like a time machine in a plastic tube. Every time a section…

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07
Jul 2023
By Jennifer FieldBiostratigraphy, History of Earth, Physcial Properties4 Comments
Microfossils Making Macro Impacts

Microfossils Making Macro Impacts

The ocean is teaming with life. Most of this life is in the form of microscopic organisms floating around and…

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23
Jun 2023
By Jennifer FieldBiostratigraphy, Climate Change, Microfossils, Paleontology3 Comments
Expedition 395 is (Finally) Beginning

Expedition 395 is (Finally) Beginning

There is so much about this expedition that is amazing. Originally submitted as a proposal in 2004, Expedition 395 has…

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20
Jun 2023
By Jennifer FieldBiostratigraphy, Expeditions, History of Earth, Microfossils, SedimentologyLeave a comment
Forget faster, let’s go deeper!

Forget faster, let’s go deeper!

A white board in the core lab provides a quick reference to the depth the most recent cores came from….

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16
Nov 2022
By Amy MayerBiostratigraphy, Drilling, History of Earth, Plate Tectonics, Ship's LogLeave a comment
Cretaceous Candy Cane

Cretaceous Candy Cane

Following my 12-hour shift and a quick workout on the elliptical machine in the JR’s gym, I am more than…

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02
Mar 2022
By Maryalice YakutchikBiostratigraphy, Climate Change, Expeditions, Geological timeLeave a comment
To drill, or not to drill

To drill, or not to drill

The definitive guide to the drill sites of Expedition 391 In the original plan of IODP Expedition 391, six primary…

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29
Dec 2021
By Maya PincusBiostratigraphy, Drilling, Expeditions, Paleomagnetism, Plate Tectonics, Sedimentology, Ship's Log, VolcanoesLeave a comment
In Search of Dinos

In Search of Dinos

56 million years ago, Earth was a very different world. Most of Earth was covered in dense forests and all…

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24
Aug 2021
By MaraAntarctica, Biostratigraphy, Climate Change, Drilling, Education, Expeditions, Geological time, History of Earth, Mass Extinction, Microbes, Microfossils, Plate Tectonics, Scientific Outreach, Sea Level Rise, Sedimentology, Southern Ocean, VolcanoesLeave a comment
Act Your Age (or, What’s in a Number?)

Act Your Age (or, What’s in a Number?)

This entry is written by Debbie Thomas, co-chief scientist of Expedition 378. It comes from her Expedition 378 Odyssey blog,…

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26
Jan 2020
By Lindy NewmanBiostratigraphyLeave a comment
Ligia Pérez Cruz: An Oceanographer in Love With The Deep

Ligia Pérez Cruz: An Oceanographer in Love With The Deep

This Q&A is part of the “Career Spotlight” series of Expedition 385     Where are you from and what…

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12
Nov 2019
By Rodrigo Pérez OrtegaBiostratigraphy, Climate Change, Education, Expeditions, Geological time, Guaymas Basin, History of Earth, Life at Sea, Microfossils, Scientific Outreach, Scientist ProfilesLeave a comment
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