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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
So, what is a Toolpusher?

So, what is a Toolpusher?

Hi,     My name is Glenn Barrett, I am a Petroleum Engineer and I am the day shift Toolpusher and…

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29
Sep 2022
By Maya PincusDrilling, Education, Life at Sea, Scientific Outreach, Scientist Profiles, Ship's Log, STEM Careers2 Comments
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
A letter on cultural congruity from Latino geochemists

A letter on cultural congruity from Latino geochemists

The International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP) makes it possible to bring in diverse perspectives and experiences and foster international collaborations…

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07
Aug 2022
By Tessa PeixotoEducation, Life at Sea, Scientific Outreach, Scientist Profiles, Ship's Log, STEM Careers1 Comment
Thank you to the Siem Crew (the best problem solvers)

Thank you to the Siem Crew (the best problem solvers)

On July 8th, we were in the process of drilling and getting sediment cores almost every hour and half. The…

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13
Jul 2022
By Tessa PeixotoDrilling, Expeditions, Life at Sea, Ship's Log3 Comments
The never-ending 3 day journey

The never-ending 3 day journey

The JR set sail on June 11 with the excitement that we were finally doing it. After numerous travel delays,…

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17
Jun 2022
By Tessa PeixotoExpeditions, Life at Sea, Ship's Log3 Comments
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
Sharing Our Science

Sharing Our Science

The first time I sailed on the JR (Leg 206, 2002), there was no Internet access onboard, and email delivery…

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31
May 2022
By Roz CoggonEducation, Just for Kids, Life at Sea, Scientific Outreach, Scientist Profiles, STEM CareersLeave a comment
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