Not Just a Pebble in Mud
A pebble sits in greenish-greyish mud. It’s an unassuming pebble, small, jagged, not much to look at, but it has…
Collaboration from Pole to Pole
One of my favorite activities aboard the JOIDES Resolution is wandering about the core lab, learning from the scientists at…
Remarkable Shades of Grey
It’s just after midnight, and I have raced upstairs to check in with the science team. What has happened while…
Expedition 379 Trailer
A team of 116 ship crew, scientists, technicians, and communicators takes to the Amundsen Sea, Antarctica’s fastest-warming sea, aboard the…
Oman Drilling Project: Ancient seabed holds secrets in search for life on other planets
The Oman Drilling Project is a collaborative multinational investigation of the Samail Ophiolite, the world’s largest, best-exposed, and most-studied subaerial…
Exp 375 – Seafloor Observatories: Lifetime Beyond the Drilling
And we’re done! This expedition was a great success, we fulfilled all our objectives and then some. Watch co-chiefs…
Ka mua, ka muri – Walking backwards into the future
Looking to the past to inform the future – historical events on the Hikurangi subduction zone New Zealand’s geological setting…
Undergraduate Resource based on Exp. 352
Thanks to Dr. Jeffrey Ryan and colleagues for sharing this great example of a course-based undergraduate research experience (CURE) that…
Guest Blog: Annika Greve
Did you know that Earth is the only terrestrial planet that has a very strong magnetic field? And that it…
Hikurangi on the move
HIKURANGI ON THE MOVE The Hikurangi Plateau is currently subducting beneath the east coast of the North Island. The Plateau…