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September 2014

Winding Down and Looking Forward

Expedition 352 is a wrap! Bon Voyage à Tous

September 2014

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Sep 2014

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This is a bath you don’t want to hang out in. An acid bath of hydrochloric acid mixed with nitric acid cleans platinum crucibles for the future melting of sediment (more to come). #EXP393 📸Tessa Peixoto/ IODP . . #chemistry #NSFfunded #lab pic.twitter.com/YkLMqtRct6

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In a sea far far away, there are nano fossils that look like a galaxy under a microscope and sediment that looks like a planet after being squeezed. #EXP393 📸Tessa Peixoto/ IODP #NSFfunded #earthscience #fossils pic.twitter.com/qOQ4JYEG3e

#EXP393 scientists discuss what they have learned so far about using the DMT to take photos of the whole round cores. More about the DMT to come. Photo: Tessa Peixoto/IODP #NSFfunded #equipment #photography pic.twitter.com/SF0F9OjOwv

Deadline Approaching for #IODP Workshop Proposals! Ideas for a workshop to develop new strategies to study Earth processes, focus on new targets, synthesize existing data, or develop future plans for sci ocean drilling? USSSP Proposal deadline 1 July: bit.ly/1WcMXIZ pic.twitter.com/62r0dHBmC0

The lab vibes of knowing what you need to do next and where to get it. This view is of our petrophysics lab. #EXP393 🎥Tessa Peixoto/IODP #NSFfunded #lab #earthscience pic.twitter.com/xaDuOnRdqk

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Its a quick switch. Out with the full core and in with an empty core liner. The empty one gets sent back down to the seafloor to fill up with new sediment or hard rock! #EXP393 Photo: Tessa Peixoto/ IODP #NSFfunded #rigfloor #earthscience pic.twitter.com/4wWezMpynD

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