Drake Passage Blog
Follow ORCHESTRA project scientist Yvonne Firing’s amazing fieldwork blog from the Southern Ocean here. On the 2016/2017 Drake Passage cruise on the RRS James Clark Ross, we sail south from […]
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Diary of a doctor at sea
Read more of: Diary of a doctor at seaNew blog from ship’s doctor Helen Jones as RRS James Clark Ross arrives at Signy research station in the South Orkney Islands Well, and what a wonderful couple of days […]
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Polar ecologist prepares for the ice – Blog No 2
Read more of: Polar ecologist prepares for the ice – Blog No 2New blog from ecologist Jes Bartlett who will be spending the Austral summer working at Signy Island Research station. Here she describes her pre-deployment training. Shortly after the sigh of […]
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ANTARCTIC BLOG: Countdown to sun-up
Read more of: ANTARCTIC BLOG: Countdown to sun-upAs the winterers at Halley VI look forward to seeing the sun come up above the horizon again, electrical services technician, Richard Inman describes how they’ve been coping with the […]
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SCIENCE BLOG:Penguin or sea lemon?
Read more of: SCIENCE BLOG:Penguin or sea lemon?Dr Melody Clark gets excited about sea snails as part of an innovative research programme to investigate how Antarctica’s animals will adapt to life in a warmer world. Penguins or […]
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ANTARCTIC BLOG: Typical week at Bird Island Station
Read more of: ANTARCTIC BLOG: Typical week at Bird Island StationTim Morley, Zoological Field Assistant at Bird Island, shares a typical week at Bird Island Research Station as he prepares for midwinter…. With many of our species finishing breeding for […]
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SHIP BLOG: Sea ice, science, and wildlife
Read more of: SHIP BLOG: Sea ice, science, and wildlifeInvestigating the Southern Ocean Oceanographers Dan Jones and Erik MacKie are onboard the RRS James Clark Ross carrying out a hydrographic survey in the Southern Ocean as part of a […]
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SHIP BLOG: Heading for home
Read more of: SHIP BLOG: Heading for homeThe ship’s science labs have all been packed up and cleaned, kit boxes stowed in the container, cargo paperwork finished and cruise reports written. The SO-AntEco team is ready to […]
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SHIP BLOG: Rhythm of the night
Read more of: SHIP BLOG: Rhythm of the nightOh look it’s snowing/raining and getting dark… it must be time for the Night Shift. I’m Hilary, the night shift leader on the SO-AntEco scientific cruise to the South Orkney […]
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SHIP BLOG: Science Week questions answered from the Southern Ocean
Read more of: SHIP BLOG: Science Week questions answered from the Southern OceanLast week was UK Science Week, and we asked schools and anyone else who had burning questions about the Antarctic deep sea to send them to us here on the […]
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ANTARCTIC BLOG: The many “hats” of a polar scientist
Read more of: ANTARCTIC BLOG: The many “hats” of a polar scientistLife on Signy Island has been pretty hectic for the last couple of weeks with multiple ship visits, saying goodbye to old colleagues, welcoming new base personnel and, in between, […]
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SHIP BLOG: Lost in a Sea of Biology
Read more of: SHIP BLOG: Lost in a Sea of BiologyLost in a Sea of Biology! Dr Laura Robinson is interested in documenting and understanding the processes that govern climate on time scales ranging from the modern day back through hundreds of […]
