RRS James Clark Ross

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1. Meet a team member

   Adam has joined us from Southampton University where he studies the reproduction and morphology of bivalve molluscs in the Southern Ocean. Like their clam and mussel relatives, Adam’s tiny Antarctic […]

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2. Week 3: Biological surveys in the eastern Weddell Sea

   Jen Jackson (British Antarctic Survey) Hello from the eastern Weddell Sea! On Sunday 19th February we reached the most southerly point of our expedition. At 77.36 degrees south we had […]

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3. JCR Refit 2011

   The James Clark Ross entered Portsmouth Naval Base on Wednesday 1st June to start the annual refit period. The James Clark Ross entered Portsmouth Naval Base on Wednesday 1st June […]

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4. Weddell Sea

   For the past few days we have been steaming through the Weddell Sea, stopping every now and then to do more science. Yesterday was a day of coring using the […]

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5. RRS James Clark Ross Cruise JR244 to the southern Weddell Sea

   RRS James Clark Ross Cruise JR244 to the southern Weddell Sea British Antarctic Survey scientists on this cruise are carrying out marine geological and geophysical studies to determine the long-term […]

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6. Some Earth Observation Imagery used on JR200

   jr200 Autumn Science Cruise in the Scotia Sea The current series of Ecosystem Science cruises have run since 2006. The series is examining latitudinal changes in the biology of the […]

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7. South Georgia Visit

   The RRS James Clark Ross made a brief visit to Grytviken and King Edward Point on Thursday morning. Members of the science team managed to get ashore and enjoy the […]

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8. Ice…..

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9. Rough Seas and Fire Hydrants

   The ship has now recovered SHRIMP and is conducting a swath bathymetry survey,  mapping the seabed. Whilst all of the exciting science work is being carried out,  routine work and […]

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10. JR224 Cruise Continues

    The science cruise continues with some good results being obtained. On Tuesday 27th January ‘SHRIMP’ was deployed for the first time.  SHRIMP is a camera system that is towed very […]

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11. A change in the weather

    Friday 23rd January 2009 sees the JCR enjoying some rough seas.

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12. Cruise JR224

    The RRS James Clark Ross is currently on cruise JR224 and will be working in the vicinity of the South Sandwich Islands.

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