Meet the Scientist on Time Scavengers
One of our onshore scientists, Adriane Lam, has her own non profit website called Time Scavengers. It works to make…
Sea Monsters and Scientific Ocean Drilling
When you step outside on deck, all you see for miles is blue water. It made me think of the…
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,…
All we want are some rocks
The value of rocks. A poem by Tessa Peixoto What is a rock, If not shelter from a predator, Or…
Dada TV
When it comes to geologic time, I am as dense as the 70-plus-million-year-old basalt we just recovered on the Agulhas…
Co-Chief Gabi’s Update Week Eight
By Gabriele Uenzelmann-Neben, Co-Chief Scientist, Expedition 392 We arrived on site on Sunday and immediately started to trip pipe. Time…
Co-Chief Gabi’s Update Week Seven
By Gabriele Uenzelmann-Neben, Co-Chief Scientist, Expedition 392 The deep hole has been drilled, the target horizon was reached. A first…
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Freeeeeee Fallin’ [funnel]
Imagine trying to get the end of a string into a thimble. But wait. You’re attempting this from on top…
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…
Sixty Days at Sea: Day 19 – Pandemic Perspectives
This post was written by JR scientist Ethan Petrou. Ethan is currently in the fourth year of his PhD program…