Blog. No more hammocks and baths once a week!
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Unsupervised clustering of Southern Ocean Argo float temperature profiles
Read more of: Unsupervised clustering of Southern Ocean Argo float temperature profilesWhat can machine learning tell us about the structure of the Southern Ocean? In this preprint*, we apply unsupervised clustering, a machine learning method, to Southern Ocean temperature data. * […]
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Policy workshop summary: The impacts of machine learning on climate change modelling
Read more of: Policy workshop summary: The impacts of machine learning on climate change modellingSummary available here: http://www.csap.cam.ac.uk/news/article-climate-change-modelling/
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ISLAND SCIENCE: Living in Harmony
Read more of: ISLAND SCIENCE: Living in HarmonyFour people, two tents, a lot of smelly penguins and boil-in-the-bag army rations. That pretty much sums up life at Harmony Point, Nelson Island, South Shetland Islands during January and […]
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STATION SCIENCE: Baby its stressful down here!
Read more of: STATION SCIENCE: Baby its stressful down here!Stress levels and limpets
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SCIENCE AT SEA: Surveys and Sediments
Read more of: SCIENCE AT SEA: Surveys and SedimentsMatthew Chadwick is a member of the science team from British Antarctic Survey (BAS) currently aboard the RRS Discovery. Read on to gain an insight into what the team have […]
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SCIENCE AT SEA: Setting off for the Scotia Sea
Read more of: SCIENCE AT SEA: Setting off for the Scotia SeaZoë Roseby is a member of the science team from British Antarctic Survey (BAS) currently aboard the RRS Discovery. Read on to discover what the team will be investigating in […]
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ENGINEERING AT SEA: Supporting Marine Science
Read more of: ENGINEERING AT SEA: Supporting Marine ScienceMechanical engineer Carwyn Davies, from British Antarctic Survey’s Antarctic Marine Engineering (AME) is working onboard the RRS James Clark Ross with our science team to investigate Larsen C Benthos. Find […]
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ENGINEERING AT SEA: An ocean of opportunity
Read more of: ENGINEERING AT SEA: An ocean of opportunityOn International Women’s Day, Carrie-Anne Harris, Second Engineer on the RRS Ernest Shackleton shares her journey so far and how she found her passion for engineering. How did you come […]
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STATION SCIENCE: Higher predator monitoring
Read more of: STATION SCIENCE: Higher predator monitoringKieran Love tells us what it is like to be the Zoological Field Assistant at King Edward Point Research Station (KEP) on South Georgia. So, what does being a zoological […]
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SCIENCE IN THE SEA: You study what?
Read more of: SCIENCE IN THE SEA: You study what?Dr Mel Mackenzie, a Collection Manager of Marine Invertebrates at Museums Victoria in Melbourne, is living and working on board the BAS research ship RRS James Clark Ross for the […]
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SCIENCE IN THE SEA: The adventure begins
Read more of: SCIENCE IN THE SEA: The adventure beginsBritish Antarctic Survey (BAS) palaeobiologist Dr Rowan Whittle is a member of the Larsen C Benthos research cruise onboard the RRS James Clark Ross. Rowan’s primary role is to assist […]
