Two observatories give us stereo vision inside the slow slip zone
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Follow our journey to NZ’s largest fault
The Google Map may not work in all web browsers – if you have having trouble use Google Chrome. We…
Episode 1: Reaching the mid-Miocene
Episode 1: Reaching the mid-Miocene Drilling at the first site is complete. Scientists looked at cores that revealed the presence of…
Ship tour with David Harwood
Diatom specialist and experienced Antarctic scientist David Harwood gives a 5min tour of the JOIDES Resolution, from the bridge to…
Scientist Post: Francesca Sangiorgi
Francesca Sangiorgi is a scientist sailing on expedition 374. She works as an assistant professor at Utrecht University. She will…
Scientist Post: Brian Romans
Brian Romans is a scientist sailing aboard Expedition 374. He will blogging on his home institution’s – Virginia Tech –…
Port Call
Kia Ora from Lyttelton! I’m thrilled to be one of three onboard education and outreach officers for Expedition 374: Ross Sea…
2018 – 50 years of scientific ocean drilling!
Ngā mihi o te tau hou!! Happy New Year from the JOIDES Resolution! We had the pleasure of celebrating the…
Ihu o Hineraumati — Summer Solstice
With 14 hours and 53 minutes between sunrise and sunset, today is Ihu o Hineraumati (Summer Solstice), the longest day…
Art Under Pressure!!
Earlier this year, East Coast LAB (Life at the Boundary) and GNS Science in New Zealand ran a competition for…