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JR Profiles Episode 12: Bubba Attryde, Toolpusher/Coring Technician

JR Profiles Episode 12: Bubba Attryde, Toolpusher/Coring Technician

I got to sit down with Bubba Attryde, a toolpusher and coring technician on the JR from the United States,…

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26
Dec 2017
By Erin ToddDrilling, Life at Sea, Scientific Outreach, STEM CareersLeave a comment
JR Profiles Episode 11: Ian Cortez, Roughneck

JR Profiles Episode 11: Ian Cortez, Roughneck

I got to sit down with Ian Cortez, a roughneck on the JR from the Philippines to ask him a…

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24
Dec 2017
By Erin ToddDrilling, Life at SeaLeave a comment
How does the JR actually drill a hole into the seafloor?

How does the JR actually drill a hole into the seafloor?

Expedition 372 is all about drilling holes into the seafloor to learn about the rocks below – whether it’s for…

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23
Dec 2017
By Erin ToddDrilling, Expeditions, Scientific OutreachLeave a comment
A core’s life

A core’s life

Here on expedition 372, we have completed coring! Coring is only scheduled for one site and we cored to just…

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22
Dec 2017
By Erin ToddDrilling, Expeditions, Scientific OutreachLeave a comment
JR Profiles Episode 10: Susan Boehm, Marine Technician

JR Profiles Episode 10: Susan Boehm, Marine Technician

I got to sit down with Susan Boehm, a marine technician on the JR from the United States, to learn…

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19
Dec 2017
By Erin ToddDrilling, Life at Sea, STEM CareersLeave a comment

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…

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22
Nov 2017
By Viv CummingDrilling, Education, Expeditions, History of Earth, Life at Sea, Scientific OutreachLeave a comment
Postcards from Scientists – Expect the unexpected says Carmine Wainman

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?…

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05
Nov 2017
By Viv CummingDrilling, Education, History of Earth, Life at SeaLeave a comment

The Good, The Bad and the Ugly

Dr Gerry Dickens: Co Chief Scientist JR Exp371, gives a fresh new light on: The Good, the Bad and the…

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18
Aug 2017
By Debra BeamishDrilling, History of Earth, PaleontologyLeave a comment

August 18th: Leaving An Extraordinary Drill Site

A picture of the ship with the sun rising and some incredible clouds showing off the beauty and majesty of…

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18
Aug 2017
By Stephen PekarClimate Change, Drilling, Education, Life at SeaLeave a comment

Pekar’s July 25 Blog: The International Ocean Discovery Program Expedition 371: Tasman Sea Frontier

The International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP) Expedition 371: Tasman Sea Frontier (https://iodp.tamu.edu/scienceops/expeditions/tasman_frontier_subduction_climate.html) will drill below the sea floor to recover…

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Jul 2017
By Stephen PekarClimate Change, DrillingLeave a comment
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