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Things that helped me get through the infamous week 6…

Things that helped me get through the infamous week 6…

I have been blessed to experience the joys of working on a world-famous research vessel with some of the smartest,…

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15
Sep 2015
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A Blog on the Log of the Hole at the Bottom of the Sea

A Blog on the Log of the Hole at the Bottom of the Sea

We’ve been talking a lot in this blog about the cores we recover, but they’re not the only source of…

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13
Sep 2015
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A helideckload of fun!

A helideckload of fun!

We’ve finished site U1462, there’s no core coming up, and we haven’t seen land or had a day off for…

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11
Sep 2015
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What is the Indonesian Throughflow?

What is the Indonesian Throughflow?

    On our expeditions page, we wrote out our science objectives for coring along the western coast of Australia….

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10
Sep 2015
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A Total Amateur's Guide to Core Description

08
Sep 2015
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A Total Amateur’s Guide to Core Description

A Total Amateur’s Guide to Core Description

As an education officer, I’m usually the least qualified scientist in the lab. I can’t identify foram species on sight…

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08
Sep 2015
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Women in Science

Women in Science

Are you considering a career in science? Geology can take you to exciting places and you can work with amazing…

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08
Sep 2015
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Hump(back) Day!

Hump(back) Day!

We’ve finally reached the halfway point of our expedition, and I’m feeling a bit sentimental. It felt like months the…

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05
Sep 2015
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Geochemists: Living in the Lab of Luxury

Geochemists: Living in the Lab of Luxury

Most of the scientists are based up on the core deck, where they have easy access to the sediment as…

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31
Aug 2015
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Mechanical Mystery Tour

Mechanical Mystery Tour

The JR has pulled into site U1462, and while we wait for the first cores to come up, the scientists…

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30
Aug 2015
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