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Let’s do that again – but faster!

Let’s do that again – but faster!

Expedition 397 has arrived at the second site, which in IODP lore is officially called U1587. From the deck of…

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03
Nov 2022
By Amy MayerClimate Change, Drilling, Expeditions, Geochemistry, Geological time, Microfossils, Paleomagnetism, Sedimentology, Ship's LogLeave a comment
Making microfossils massive for the masses

Making microfossils massive for the masses

When I found out I’d be joining this expedition as the outreach officer, I explored the creative projects previous education and…

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28
Oct 2022
By Amy MayerClimate Change, Expeditions, Microfossils, Ship's Log1 Comment
COVID on Deck (Part 3: It happened to me)

COVID on Deck (Part 3: It happened to me)

Featured image designed by EXP391 scientist Jesse Scholpp. Disclaimer: The views expressed in this post are not representative of the…

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10
Oct 2022
By Maya PincusEducation, Expeditions, Life at Sea, Ship's LogLeave a comment
The ‘hole’ story about vesicular basalt

The ‘hole’ story about vesicular basalt

Whether you know it or not, your life is full of igneous rocks. Maybe it was an obsidian arrowhead in…

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09
Oct 2022
By Maya PincusEducation, Expeditions, VolcanoesLeave a comment
COVID on Deck (Part 2: The New Normal)

COVID on Deck (Part 2: The New Normal)

This post was written by IODP Manager of Science Operations, Dr. Katerina Petronotis, to respond to my question of how…

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01
Oct 2022
By Maya PincusEducation, Expeditions, Life at Sea, Ship's LogLeave a comment
Where time is it?

Where time is it?

This post was written with contributions from EXP397T Captain Harm Nienhuis, and Onboard Outreach Officers Dr. Laura Guertin (EXP390) and…

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20
Sep 2022
By Maya PincusEducation, Expeditions, Life at Sea, Ship's LogLeave a comment
COVID on Deck (Part 1: EXP391)

COVID on Deck (Part 1: EXP391)

This post was originally written during Expedition 391, but never published. By the time we made it out of our…

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16
Sep 2022
By Maya PincusEducation, Expeditions, Life at Sea, Scientific Outreach, Ship's LogLeave a comment
Of Patterns and Randomness

Of Patterns and Randomness

This post was written by EXP397T geochemist Dr. Rajneesh Bhutani. I missed expedition 391 for the late arrival of my…

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15
Sep 2022
By Maya PincusExpeditions, Life at Sea, Scientist Profiles, Ship's LogLeave a comment
It’s deja vu all over again

It’s deja vu all over again

Given the history, some might say that Expedition 391 to the Walvis Ridge was cursed. It was conceived years before…

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09
Sep 2022
By Maya PincusExpeditionsLeave a comment
Thank you to the Ship crew (from a scientist on board)

Thank you to the Ship crew (from a scientist on board)

Hello everyone! My name is Daisuke Kuwano and I’m PhD Student at Chiba University in Japan. I joined the science…

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28
Jul 2022
By Tessa PeixotoDrilling, Expeditions, Scientific Outreach, Ship's LogLeave a comment
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