The End of The Ocean Core Teacher-Researcher and Curriculum Experience (TRACX) … Is Just The Beginning
This entire week was an unforgettable experience at the Gulf Coast Repository in College Station, Texas. Today, we finished up…
Educators at the Core of Interpreting Science
The study of ocean sediment cores has been going on for over 50 years. The layers of mud, sand, and…
Using WRMSL Sensors to Unlock Hess Deep’s Secrets
Today was an exciting start for our team under the mentorship of Dr. Jeremy Deans. We officially began working with…
Land Ho!
By Kenzi Lamb Land ho! Our time onboard is coming to an end. As we look forward to exploring the…
Oh, the places you’ll go!
As I sit here reflecting on this past week at the Ocean Core Academy (June 8th-15th, 2025), held at the…
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…
Science-ing the Storm
This post was written by Ed Robeck, Director of Education and Outreach at the American Geosciences Institute (AGI) and School…
Heike Zimmermann: Expedition 400 Paleoecologist
While the JOIDES Resolution makes its way back to Reykjavík through some rocking seas, the ship’s scientists have a bit…
Wavelets and White Horses: The Beaufort Scale Explained
On a recent ship-to-shore broadcast, one of the JOIDES Expedition 400’s ice navigators was asked about the challenges posed by…
Protecting Marine Life in Baffin Bay During Expedition 400: Part II
The Protected Species Observer Watch (PSO Watch) plays a vital role in seismic profiling of seafloor sediment in Baffin Bay….