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Apply to Join! IODP3 Safety & Environment Advisory Group
Advance your career by serving as a member of the IODP3 Safety and Environment Advisory (SEA) Group. Applications are now open.
SEA is an advisory body to the IODP³ MSP Facility Board, Science Evaluation Panel and the IODP³ Operators. It provides essential independent advice regarding potential safety and environmental issues associated with the general and specific geological settings of proposed drilling/coring sites. The group also provides advice on appropriate drilling/coring technologies and geopolitical and cultural considerations.
IODP³ is seeking applications from specialists in marine geology, geophysics and/or engineering.
Sorry, applications are now closed.
Announcing a Winner!
We are overjoyed to unveil the winner of the first-ever ANZIC Prize for Best Student Publication: Ratneel Deo, a PhD student from the University of Sydney.
Ratneel’s pioneering paper, ‘ReefCoreSeg: A Clustering-Based Framework for Multi-Source Data Fusion for Segmentation of Reef Drill Cores‘ harnesses machine learning to produce an annotated image of a reef core with six lithologies identified.
Ratneel’s exceptional work, coupled with his impressive outreach, put him above a competitive field, setting a wonderful precedent for this new tradition of recognising student excellence.
ANZIC is proud to offer Ratneel a funded opportunity to attend the ANZIC Forum on June 11-12, in Auckland, New Zealand, where he can present his work and receive a commemorative trophy.
Understanding volcano systems to mitigate threats: Acacia Clark on Expedition 398
The Hellenic arc – comprising the Santorini, Christiana, and Kolumbo volcanic centres in Greece’s Aegean Sea – is one of Europe’s most active volcanic centres.
Drilling deeper into Earth’s seismic history: Professor Myra Keep on IODP Expedition 386
When it comes to characterising Earth’s complex and multiscale seismic behaviour and its impacts, short historical records – and even shorter instrumental records – don’t
Unlocking six million years of detailed climate records: Professor Jimin Yu on IODP Expedition 397
Deep sea sediments hold the secrets of Earth’s past changing climate and help scientists understand what the future may hold. Because they trap ancient air,
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