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Category: Life of Science

Expeditions Gadgets & Gear Life At Sea New Research Scientist! The Basics Vessels and Equipment

We Need an Ocean NASA Now Pt.1

Dr. M October 16, 2012 budgetexplorationFundingNASAoceanSciencesubmersible

For too long ocean exploration has suffered from chronic underfunding and the lack of an independent agency with a dedicated mission. Here, Al Dove and…

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Scientist!

Science Cafe in Fresno CA: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Miriam Goldstein September 29, 2012 DeeplingsMeet the DeeplingsScience Cafe

This Monday, I’m giving a talk at the Central Valley Cafe Scientifique. Many thanks to Madhu Katti and Kaberi Kar Gupta for arranging this. And…

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Guest post: The stunning deep-water biodiversity of the Bear Seamount

Alistair Dove September 6, 2012 fishMichelle StaudingerNew EnglandOctopusseamountssquid

I’m delighted to present this guest post from Dr. Michelle Staudinger, a post-doc at the University of Missouri Columbia and stationed at the National Climate Change…

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Environmental Sciences Expeditions Scientist!

Notes from the field: Find the currents, deploy the ROBOTS!

Dr. Martini September 2, 2012 Arcticcurrents

We’re excited for another guest post from Kim Martini here at DSN (read previous posts here).  Kim is a physical oceanographer working at the University of Alaska,…

View More Notes from the field: Find the currents, deploy the ROBOTS!
Environmental Sciences Expeditions Life At Sea Vessels and Equipment

Notes from the field: North, to the Arctic Ocean!

Dr. Martini August 27, 2012

We’re excited for another guest post from Kim Martini here at DSN (read previous posts here).  Kim is a physical oceanographer working at the University of Alaska,…

View More Notes from the field: North, to the Arctic Ocean!
Scientist!

I Am Science…and a Nerd

Dr. M August 23, 2012 bulliedbullyForbesI Am ScienceIt Gets BetterNerd

I am a nerd. I was a nerd. I will be a nerd. Perhaps in kindergarten I wasn’t, where nerdom had difficulty establishing itself among…

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Environmental Sciences Scientist! Weather

The Largest Waves in the Sea Aren’t at the Beach

Dr. Martini August 5, 2012 Internal WavesKim Martinioceanographyphysical oceanographywaves

I am very excited to introduce Kim Martini as guest blogger here at DSN.  Kim is a physical oceanographer working at the University of Alaska,…

View More The Largest Waves in the Sea Aren’t at the Beach
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Notes from the field: Mexico whale shark research 2012

Alistair Dove July 22, 2012 CancunGeorgia AquariumMexicoscubawhale sharksYucatan

Science is about discovery, observation and understanding, but it doesn’t always proceed smoothly and inexorably towards success.  Real science, especially RealBiology®, is often messy and…

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Education Scientist!

Secrets of the clam tongue: a case study in opportunistic science outreach

Miriam Goldstein July 16, 2012 bivalveClammedia coverageMedia HypemisconceptionsScience Outreachviral video

Last week, a clam video went viral. (Get your mind out of the gutter, internet! I mean a bivalve! A mollusc! A lamellibranch!) For people…

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Life At Sea Reviews

Shiny! Top 10 reasons why seafarers love Joss Whedon’s Firefly

Miriam Goldstein June 28, 2012 fireflyJoss Whedonlife at seascience fictionSerenityTV

It’s no secret that we here at Deep Sea News are huge nerds. I can hear the outraged cries through my computer screen – “No,…

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