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Sharing the knowledge and discussing representation

Sharing the knowledge and discussing representation

Early on in the expedition I was chatting with Michelle Harris, one of our petrologists, about what kind of outreach…

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28
Jul 2022
By Tessa PeixotoEducation, petrology, Scientific Outreach, Ship's LogLeave a comment
Thank you to the Ship crew (from a scientist on board)

Thank you to the Ship crew (from a scientist on board)

Hello everyone! My name is Daisuke Kuwano and I’m PhD Student at Chiba University in Japan. I joined the science…

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28
Jul 2022
By Tessa PeixotoDrilling, Expeditions, Scientific Outreach, Ship's LogLeave a comment
You have to go where to get microbes?

You have to go where to get microbes?

When I first got invited to be the Outreach Officer for Expedition 393 back in May, I was ecstatic. At…

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18
Jul 2022
By Tessa PeixotoEducation, Microbes, Ship's LogLeave a 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 persistence of note taking

The persistence of note taking

Notes are “a brief record of points or ideas written down as an aid to memory” according to the Oxford…

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02
Jul 2022
By Tessa PeixotoEducation, Expeditions, Scientific Outreach, Ship's LogLeave a comment
Meet the Scientist on Time Scavengers

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…

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27
Jun 2022
By Tessa PeixotoEducation, Expeditions, Scientific Outreach, Scientist Profiles, Ship's Log, STEM CareersLeave a comment
Sea Monsters and Scientific Ocean Drilling

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…

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25
Jun 2022
By Tessa PeixotoExpeditions, Ship's LogLeave a comment
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
All we want are some rocks

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…

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09
Jun 2022
By Tessa PeixotoExpeditions, Microbes, Paleomagnetism, Paleontology, petrology, Physcial Properties, Scientific Outreach, Ship's Log1 Comment
Dada TV

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…

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04
Apr 2022
By Maryalice YakutchikDrilling, Expeditions, Geological time, Mass Extinction, Microfossils, Ship's Log1 Comment
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