Guest Blog: The SeepDOM Project
Guest blog post by Anna Hildebrand (University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science) In some ways, not much had changed after a
Guest blog post by Anna Hildebrand (University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science) In some ways, not much had changed after a
September 7, 2024 As our final day aboard R/V Atlantis comes around, it’s seems appropriate to express my appreciation for many of
September 5, 2024 I’ve finally landed on a subject for a research project! I will make an engagement video about snowblowers: ephemeral,
September 7, 2024. With a planned 18-hour transit (looking more like 22 hours at the current moment), so there were no Jason
September 6, 2024 Today was our last dive with Jason, which means we have officially wrapped up the majority of the cruise
August 27, 2024 Today marks our first day at sea, we set off at 8 am from the port of Newport on
September 7 2024 Last night was a much-needed break from standing watch. After two weeks, it was starting to take a toll.
September 6, 2024 Last night we arrived at Dymond, the most unique vent site we’ve encountered on Leg three, and probably my