Is there ever enough time?
Fremantle, Australia and our study area in New Zealand are 5 hours apart. When it’s 12:00pm in Fremantle, it’s 5pm…
Hitchhikers at Sea
Millions of ships traverse the globe each day – crossing seas and oceans to bridge the gaps between continents. These…
Welcome Aboard Expedition 372!
Welcome to IODP Expedition 372: Creeping Gas Hydrate Slides and Hikurangi LWD! Kia ora koutou! My name is Erin…
Tracy’s Way – End of Cruise Thanks
After almost two months at sea, we have reached the last week of our research cruise here on the JR….
Postcards from Scientists – Was Expedition 369 more “Ernold Same” or “Master and Commander”?
The JOIDES Resolution in Hobart How does one sum up two months on the JOIDES Resolution? A song, a painting…
JR Book Club with Alyssa
Alyssa is the publications specialist for Expedition 369. She is responsible for collecting and organizing the publications as well as…
Postcards from Scientists – Expect the unexpected says Carmine Wainman
Carmine Wainman talks about the hidden surprises when drilling below the seafloor: How often do our predictions become a reality?…
The Albatross – A Newspaper for the JR
Two months feels like a very long time when you work every day and the scenery doesn’t change much. “Did…
Postcards from Scientists – Lauren’s crushing chemistry duties
G’day! I’m Lauren O’Connor, a shipboard geochemist on Expedition 369. I’m from Brisbane, on the east coast of Australia, but…
JR Book Club with Tom
Tom is the 2nd mate for this expedition. He’s been working on various ships and boats for about 17 years!…