Sharing Our Science
The first time I sailed on the JR (Leg 206, 2002), there was no Internet access onboard, and email delivery…
Dating Isn’t Easy, Part 1 (Video)
How do we determine how old our sediment cores are? Find out in Dating Isn’t Easy, Part 1—Video 11…
Between a Rock and a Hard Place
What happens to our hard rock cores once they come off the catwalk and before our science team describes and…
The Many Surprises of Life at Sea
Life at sea is constantly surprising. That fact is a surprise in itself. After a month or so onboard the…
DSDP Leg 3 and Dr. Elizabeth “Betty” Gealy
To increase accessibility to our expedition, click to listen to the page text read aloud. During this expedition, we…
Tracking Expedition 390 in Google Earth
To increase accessibility to our expedition, click to listen to the page text read aloud. We are utilizing Google…
Educator resources for EXP 390
To increase accessibility to our expedition, click to listen to the page text read aloud. On this page we…
An Acquired Taste
By Allie Tessin, inorganic geochemist, Expedition 392 I’ve spent a lot of my time at sea donned in a white…
Life on the JR: a woman scientist’s perspective
This post was written by JR scientist Dr. Claire Carvallo. Claire is the Maître de Conférences à l’UFR 925 de…
Meet the Exp391 Lab Teams!
Now that we have core on deck, life on the JOIDES Resolution is wildly different. While quarantined in port, you…