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Australian & New Zealand International Scientific Drilling Consortium

ANZIC gives Australian and New Zealand scientists access to international projects harnessing state-of-the-art scientific drilling infrastructure, so they can address fundamental questions about Earth’s dynamic history, processes, structure and future. 

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ANZIC facilitates the involvement of researchers from diverse fields with career-defining opportunities to explore the Earth.

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Access tailored education resources and opportunities to engage students and community groups with the exciting research taking place across international scientific drilling programs.

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Connect with our thriving community, learn more about our expeditions and research, and explore the latest news, opportunities and events.

ANZIC & IODP

IODP is a long-running 21-nation collaboration that has transformed human understanding of our planet, enabling scientists to access data and samples of sediment, rock, fluids, and living organisms from below the seafloor.

For over 15 years, ANZIC has facilitated the involvement in IODP science of many Australian and New Zealand scientists and educators at all career stages and across a wide range of scientific fields, offering career-defining opportunities to boost their research, skills, and international networks. 

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“Participating in Expedition 386 is one of the highlights of my entire career. To be part of a truly collaborative project, sharing and discussing data on a daily basis, all focussed on the same scientific goals, was a truly transformative experience. I am very much looking forward to the collaborations ahead with my amazing new colleagues as we digest all of our data.”
Myra Keep (UWA) on Expedition 386
Professor Myra Keep, University of Western Australia Expedition 386: Japan Trench Paleoseismology
Fifty years ago, I participated in Leg 27 of the Deep Sea Drilling Programme in the Eastern Indian Ocean. It was one of the most exciting research projects I have ever been involved in, a truly life-changing and career-changing experience. I urge you to be involved. You will never regret it!
Professor Peter Cook, University of Melbourne
Professor Peter Cook, University of MelbourneODP Leg 24
Being a member of the science party on Expedition 398 was wonderful. Being very early in my career, I was able to learn from experts and also contribute to the science being conducted in real time. Working in that environment really fosters collaboration and it is amazing to see the data being generated right in front of your eyes.
Acacia Clark, University of Tasmania
Acacia Clark, University of TasmaniaIODP Expedition 398: Hellenic Arc Volcanic Field
“One of the greatest values of participating in the expedition is that we obtained exceptionally high quality sediments from the Iberian Margin which open a new window for detailed reconstructions of the past climate.”
Professor Jimin Yu, Australian National University
Professor Jimin Yu, Australian National UniversityExpedition 397: Iberian Margin Paleoclimate
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