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The ocean is packed with animals of all shapes and sizes, from the smallest zooplankton to the biggest blue whale. Many of them look so different, it’s hard...
This blog was written by Hannah De Frond, Ocean Conservancy Consultant and International Trash Trap Network Coordinator and Madeleine Milne, Ocean Conservancy Consultant and University of...
When you’re packing for an ocean expedition there is limited space in your suitcase. Any suitcases you bring must be lugged around the world to the...
As we enter the final two weeks of JOIDES Resolution Expedition 401, we figured it was time to check in with our science team on their...
written by Jennifer Field, Expedition 395 Onboard Outreach Officer Expedition 395 scientists gather in Bremen for the sample party. Five months after the return of Expedition...
Every section of core the JOIDES Resolution (JR) brings up to the surface is meticulously labeled and organized with detailed stickers, wrapped in thick clear tape....
Map of holes cored at Site U1385 since 2022. Credit: IODP Earlier this week, Expedition 401 drilled the 12th hole at Site U1385 in the North...
My experience with teaching geophysics to high-school students It all started with a rather inconspicuous email with the subject title: Do you fancy primary schools? I...
In scientific work, you often must make decisions with incomplete information. Expedition 401 has had two major decisions this week without knowing what lies ahead. Decision...
Last summer while visiting family in Bogotá, Colombia, a city located 9,000 feet above sea level in the Andes, I noticed more plastics than during my...
