Survey Camera Sights: Part 2
An unanticipated need to send the JOIDES Resolution survey camera platform down along the drilling pipe at our second study…
Guest Blog: Aggeliki Georgiopoulou, Sedimentology
When I was in college studying Geology, in my hometown in Patras, Greece, I was fortunate to have a great…
JR Profiles Episode 12: Bubba Attryde, Toolpusher/Coring Technician
I got to sit down with Bubba Attryde, a toolpusher and coring technician on the JR from the United States,…
Survey Camera Sights: Part 1
Here on the JOIDES Resolution, the scientists’ sights are usually focused on the seafloor and exploring the interesting geology below…
How does the JR actually drill a hole into the seafloor?
Expedition 372 is all about drilling holes into the seafloor to learn about the rocks below – whether it’s for…
Ihu o Hineraumati — Summer Solstice
With 14 hours and 53 minutes between sunrise and sunset, today is Ihu o Hineraumati (Summer Solstice), the longest day…
A core’s life
Here on expedition 372, we have completed coring! Coring is only scheduled for one site and we cored to just…
Art Under Pressure!!
Earlier this year, East Coast LAB (Life at the Boundary) and GNS Science in New Zealand ran a competition for…
A Meeting Between Scientist and Student-Pen Pal
For all scientists wanting to make positive impacts and promote STEM fields to our future generations, let me tell you…
JR Profiles Episode 7: Aggeliki Georgiopoulou – Marine Geologist
I got to sit down with science party member Aggeliki Georgiopoulou, a structural geologist from Ireland, to learn about what…