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What we’ve learned from Expedition 401 so far

What we’ve learned from Expedition 401 so far

By Rachel Flecker, Co-Chief Expedition 401 Tomorrow, after two months at sea aboard the JOIDES Resolution, Expedition 401 comes to…

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08
Feb 2024
By Erin AnthonyUncategorizedLeave a comment
Expedition 401: Science in 60 Seconds Series

Expedition 401: Science in 60 Seconds Series

Each JOIDES Resolution expedition studies many different features of the rock cores that it pulls up with a different scientific…

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07
Feb 2024
By Erin AnthonyDrilling, Microfossils, Paleomagnetism, Paleontology, Scientist ProfilesLeave a comment
What Our Scientists Packed for Expedition 401

What Our Scientists Packed for Expedition 401

When you’re packing for an ocean expedition there is limited space in your suitcase. Any suitcases you bring must be…

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30
Jan 2024
By Kellan MossLife at SeaLeave a comment
Interesting Finds for Expedition 401

Interesting Finds for Expedition 401

As we enter the final two weeks of JOIDES Resolution Expedition 401, we figured it was time to check in…

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27
Jan 2024
By Erin AnthonyGeochemistry, SedimentologyLeave a comment
Engravings of the Deep

Engravings of the Deep

Every section of core the JOIDES Resolution (JR) brings up to the surface is meticulously labeled and organized with detailed…

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22
Jan 2024
By Kellan MossLife at Sea, TechnologyLeave a comment
Reaching Hole L

Reaching Hole L

Earlier this week, Expedition 401 drilled the 12th hole at Site U1385 in the North Atlantic. That means this is…

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19
Jan 2024
By Erin AnthonyDrilling, ExpeditionsLeave a comment
Making Choices

Making Choices

In scientific work, you often must make decisions with incomplete information. Expedition 401 has had two major decisions this week…

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13
Jan 2024
By Erin AnthonyDrilling, ExpeditionsLeave a comment
How scientists at sea weigh samples

How scientists at sea weigh samples

If you want to know if you’ve gained a few pounds from eating plates of holiday food on land, all…

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28
Dec 2023
By Erin AnthonyGeochemistryLeave a comment
Core on Deck!

Core on Deck!

After a 5-day transit Expedition 401 arrived at its first drill site (ALM-03B) on Sunday evening, December 17! With the…

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18
Dec 2023
By Erin AnthonyDrillingLeave a comment
GETTING SALTY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN

GETTING SALTY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN

Expedition 401 is headed its way to its first drilling site off the coast of Portugal. During the 5-day transit…

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17
Dec 2023
By Kellan MossClimate Change, Geological timeLeave a comment

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