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Interesting Finds for Expedition 401

Interesting Finds for Expedition 401

As we enter the final two weeks of JOIDES Resolution Expedition 401, we figured it was time to check in…

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27
Jan 2024
By Erin AnthonyGeochemistry, SedimentologyLeave a comment
How scientists at sea weigh samples

How scientists at sea weigh samples

If you want to know if you’ve gained a few pounds from eating plates of holiday food on land, all…

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28
Dec 2023
By Erin AnthonyGeochemistryLeave a comment
How Big is a Microbe?

How Big is a Microbe?

How big is a microbe? Measuring around 1 micron, they are certainly not big enough to see with your naked…

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11
Jul 2023
By Jennifer FieldGeochemistry, Microbes1 Comment
Preliminary Findings for Expedition 399

Preliminary Findings for Expedition 399

After the news that the JOIDES Resolution will no longer be supporting scientific drilling with the International Ocean Discovery Program,…

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08
Jun 2023
By Lesley AndersonExpeditions, Geochemistry, Microbes, Physcial Properties2 Comments
One week at sea and we’re out of bananas

One week at sea and we’re out of bananas

“It’s been three days since I was outside…” I hear as a group whooshes by my desk. My office is…

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25
Dec 2022
By Sara WhitlockDrilling, Expeditions, Geochemistry, History of Earth, Life at Sea, Microfossils, Paleomagnetism, Scientific Outreach, Ship's Log, VolcanoesLeave a comment
Voices of Expedition 397: Part 2

Voices of Expedition 397: Part 2

Throughout the expedition, I have been recording short conversations with people onboard. I’ve done this in English and then, where…

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08
Dec 2022
By Amy MayerClimate Change, Drilling, Education, Expeditions, Geochemistry, Life at Sea, Microfossils, Paleomagnetism, Paleontology, Scientific Outreach, Scientist Profiles, Sedimentology, Ship's Log, STEM CareersLeave a comment
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
Getting ready, in rough seas (new instruments, teaser cores, and more…)

Getting ready, in rough seas (new instruments, teaser cores, and more…)

We are now on site at U1559B,  bringing up cores, (!) which makes the previous eight days of transit all…

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22
Jun 2022
By Jeff RyanGeochemistry, petrology, TechnologyLeave a comment
Long awaited, much delayed – finally on our way…   (Jeff Ryan’s JR Blog, rebooted…)

Long awaited, much delayed – finally on our way… (Jeff Ryan’s JR Blog, rebooted…)

Hi!   It’s been a while…. Longer than I, or any of us probably, could have anticipated – delayed more than…

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13
Jun 2022
By Jeff RyanClimate Change, Drilling, Expeditions, Geochemistry, Life at Sea, petrology, Plate Tectonics, Scientist ProfilesLeave a comment

The Transect (Video)

Why are Expeditions 390 & 393 on a transect of the South Atlantic Ocean? Find out in this sixth video…

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04
May 2022
By MGarnsworthyClimate Change, Education, Geochemistry, Geological time, History of Earth, Microbes, petrology, Plate Tectonics, VolcanoesLeave a comment
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