Active Research Projects
2024 - New results from IODP Expedition 383
Check out our exciting new records of how the fastest current in the world responded to past changes in climate:
"Five million years of Antarctic Circumpolar Current strength variability" published in Nature
Tracing the Northern Hemisphere Westerlies - Published in Nature January 2021
“Poleward and Weakened Westerlies during Pliocene Warmth” published in Nature
Photos
Helium is extracted from sediment samples in a high vacuum furnace
Our wet lab offers a lovely view of the Lamont campus
Sediment samples are processed for chemical measurements
A dolphin follows along the R/V Atlantis cruise to the Juan de Fuca Ridge
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