Bergy Bits and Growlers: Ice Navigation in the Arctic
In this blog, we speak with Victor Gronmyr, an Expedition 400 ice navigator, about the tools he uses to keep…
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….
Protecting Marine Life in Baffin Bay During Expedition 400: Part I
The Protected Species Observer Watch (PSO Watch) plays a vital role in seismic profiling of seafloor sediment layers in Baffin…
Albert, Expedition 400’s Baker, Puts the Joy in JOIDES
Step into the JOIDES Resolution‘s galley during the tranquil predawn hours and the scents of cinnamon and vanilla pull you…
It Takes a Team to Make Science Work
It Takes a Team to Make Science Work One hundred and seventeen individuals boarded the veteran JOIDES (JR) research vessel…
Pre-Expedition Outreach in Denmark and Greenland
Typically, in JOIDES publications we’re sharing exciting science about the ocean floor, core drilling, and significant findings that broaden our…
Expedition 395 is a Wrap; The Discoveries are Just Beginning!
Expedition 395 began in Ponta Delgada, Portugal on the 12th of June 2023 and will finish in Reykjavik, Iceland on…
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…
Life on the JOIDES: Getting (re)acquainted
For many of the Expedition 395 Researchers, this is not their first voyage on the JR. For the rest of…