Transit Update: Back to the Beaufort Scale
As promised, this post provides an update on the ocean conditions during our return transit. Compared to the relative calm…
Guest Blog: Georgia Grant, Sedimentologist
In Baffin Bay, off the coast of Greenland, on a research drilling vessel, the JOIDES Resolution, I found myself surrounded…
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…
JR in the Family
Twenty-six-year-old Benjo is sailing with the Entier Team as a steward on the JR for his second time. This may…
Dynamic Positioning
When the JR is in deep water there is no such thing as anchor use! Currently, the JR is off…
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…
JR ACADEMY: HUMP DAY!
February 17, 2023 I am a participant for the JR Academy traveling from Ellensburg, WA where I…
JR Academy: finding a love for geology
Last week I was in Biology class learning about Mendelian inheritance, today I am aboard the JOIDES Resolution with the…
Ringing in a new year and new drilling sites
We celebrated the new year on the JR with an old sailor’s tradition. At midnight we rang a bell hung…