Postcards from Scientists – Expect the unexpected says Carmine Wainman
Carmine Wainman talks about the hidden surprises when drilling below the seafloor: How often do our predictions become a reality?…
The future of Plate Tectonics research – IODP featured on the Geological Society of London blog
Dr Lloyd White, a lecturer in the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Wollongong,…
The Albatross – A Newspaper for the JR
Two months feels like a very long time when you work every day and the scenery doesn’t change much. “Did…
Postcards from Scientists – Lauren’s crushing chemistry duties
G’day! I’m Lauren O’Connor, a shipboard geochemist on Expedition 369. I’m from Brisbane, on the east coast of Australia, but…
JR Book Club with Tom
Tom is the 2nd mate for this expedition. He’s been working on various ships and boats for about 17 years!…
Tracy’s Way – My path into science
When I tell people that I live in Oklahoma, some are surprised because I don’t look like their perception of…
JR Book Club with Lloyd
Lloyd is studying the physical properties of the core on the JR and specializes in downhole measurements. After we finish…
Postcards from scientists – Rodrigo’s taste of Brazil
Hi everyone… I am Rodrigo do Monte Guerra, one of the paleontologist on Expedition 369. I live in a small…
About foraminifera and Pokémon
*Beautiful illustration of forams made by Ernst Haeckel in 1900 You must know what Pokémons are. Your son, nephew, younger…
Postcards from Scientists – Carmine’s rocks and the Roaring Forties
Hello curious people! My name is Carmine Wainman and I am a British Sedimentologist onboard Expedition 369 on the…