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Category: Life of Science

Pictures and Movies Reviews Scientist!

Ballard: “Why Are We Ignoring the Oceans?”

Kevin Zelnio May 21, 2008

National Geographic Explorer and oceanographer Robert Ballard makes a case for serious exploration and mapping. Video is 18 min. long and recorded in February 2008…

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Scientist! Vessels and Equipment

Rest In Peace Inventor of the Wetsuit

Dr. M May 14, 2008

Hugh Bradner died this week at the age of 92. Bradner was a prominent physicist and professor emeritus at the Scripps. He worked on the…

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Cephalopods Scientist!

Giant Squid, Live and In Technicolor!

Dr. M April 16, 2008

Teuthologist Dr. Steve O’Shea and Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni, the colossal squid. Photo credit: Kathrin Bolstad Monster squid hunter extraordinaire Dr. Steve O’Shea will be dissecting giant…

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Conferences Conservation & Environment

Earthcast 2008

Kevin Zelnio April 15, 2008

As part of Earth Day festivities next week, I will be a guest with Karen of the Beagle Project and Rick of Malaria, Bedbugs, Sea…

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Expeditions Scientist!

Live Blogging From Antarctica

Dr. M April 6, 2008

Adrian Glover, deep-sea scientist and polychaete expert, is live blogging his experience aboard the RRS James Clark Ross in Antarctica. Posts will cover the expedition…

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Reflections upon an award, thanks, and praises

Peter Etnoyer March 25, 2008 Blue WhaleNOAA David Johnson Awardsatellite datasea turtles

In which one of the pirates here at at DSN receives the 2008 NOAA David Johnson Award for “outstanding and innovative use of satellite data” for work describing the migratory behavior of blue whales and sea turtles in relation to sea surface temperature fronts in the Northeast Pacific…

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Scientist!

Lipke Bijdeley Holthuis, 1921-2008

Kevin Zelnio March 14, 2008

It is with great sadness I report the passing away of one of the world’s greatest carcinologists, L.B. Holthuis. A carcinologist studies crustaceans and he…

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Expeditions Scientist!

Some Quotes From William Beebe

Dr. M March 9, 2008

Quotes from Beebe’sHalf-Mile Down in which he describes his and Otis Barton’s 1934 descent to 3,028 feet off Bermuda. To reach this depth the two…

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Conferences

Highlights from the Ocean Sciences Meeting

Kevin Zelnio March 8, 2008

I know I was supposed to be live blogging the conference, but there is just so much to do and see here the ASLO Ocean…

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Who Will Fund the Census of Marine Life?

Dr. M March 6, 2008

Ten years ago Fred Grassle, a marine biologist with deep-sea tendencies, and Jesse Ausubel, program director for Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, started conversing on an…

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