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It’s more than a party!

It’s more than a party!

written by Jennifer Field, Expedition 395 Onboard Outreach Officer   Five months after the return of Expedition 395, the science…

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23
Jan 2024
By Maya Pincuscore curation, Expeditions, Microfossils, Scientist Profiles, SedimentologyLeave a comment
Expedition 395 is a Wrap; The Discoveries are Just Beginning!

Expedition 395 is a Wrap; The Discoveries are Just Beginning!

Expedition 395 began in Ponta Delgada, Portugal on the 12th of June 2023 and will finish in Reykjavik, Iceland on…

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08
Aug 2023
By Jennifer FieldExpeditions, History of EarthLeave a comment
JR in the Family

JR in the Family

Twenty-six-year-old Benjo is sailing with the Entier Team as a steward on the JR for his second time. This may…

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02
Aug 2023
By Jennifer FieldDrilling, Life at SeaLeave a comment
My Journey to the Mud Room

My Journey to the Mud Room

During transit there is not a lot of excitement in the lab, so I took a quick trip into the…

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25
Jul 2023
By Jennifer FieldDrilling, TechnologyLeave a comment
The Core Story

The Core Story

What happens to all that Core? Every core is priceless. The information that can be obtained from cores is immense…

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23
Jul 2023
By Jennifer Fieldcore curation, STEM Careers, TechnologyLeave a comment
Dynamic Positioning

Dynamic Positioning

When the JR is in deep water there is no such thing as anchor use! Currently, the JR is off…

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16
Jul 2023
By Jennifer FieldLife at Sea, Technology, TechnologyLeave a comment
How Big is a Microbe?

How Big is a Microbe?

How big is a microbe? Measuring around 1 micron, they are certainly not big enough to see with your naked…

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11
Jul 2023
By Jennifer FieldGeochemistry, Microbes1 Comment
A Brand New Mystery

A Brand New Mystery

Core from the seafloor is priceless, it is like a time machine in a plastic tube. Every time a section…

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07
Jul 2023
By Jennifer FieldBiostratigraphy, History of Earth, Physcial Properties4 Comments
Seeing in Snapshots

Seeing in Snapshots

How do we learn about what we cannot see? While so much is known about the surface of other planets…

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05
Jul 2023
By Jennifer Fieldseafloor mappingLeave a comment
The Sweat Behind the Science

The Sweat Behind the Science

Scientists are not the only ones who work hard on the JOIDES Resolution, the Entier Crew in addition to the…

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29
Jun 2023
By Jennifer FieldDrilling, science supportLeave a comment
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