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Lisa M. Pereira, CMP, holds a Bachelor of Science in Consumer Economics and Communications from the University of Delaware. She furthered her education with a Master’s in Administrative Science and Nonprofit Management from Fairleigh Dickinson University and completed a MiniMBA in Brand Development and Marketing Communications at Rutgers Business School. As a Certified Meeting Professional … Continued
Traducción al español a continuación. This expedition is in collaboration with the Galápagos National Park, Charles Darwin Foundation, and the local navy, INOCAR. Why study hydrothermal vents? One reason is that vents show us how the Earth’s activities influence ecosystems, and how ecosystems in turn affect the Earth. We often find ourselves asking “chicken and … Continued
Monika Aggarwal is a Professor at IIT Delhi with extensive experience in signal and image processing. Prior to her current position, she worked with Hughes Software System in Gurgaon, India, and spent some time at Uppsala University in Sweden. Her research interests cover a wide range of signal types, including acoustic snow avalanche signals, auscultated … Continued
Daniel Fornari – Emeritus Research Scholar, Geology and Geophysics Dept. and MISO Facility, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), Woods Hole, MA USA. Dan is a leading researcher in the study of volcanic and hydrothermal processes at mid-ocean ridges, especially the East Pacific Rise near 9° 50’N, seamounts, and in the study of the structure and … Continued
English translation below. Existen tres límites principales de placas tectónicas: Divergente, es el lugar en donde dos placas se separan, lo que origina que el material del manto ascienda y se forme un nuevo fondo oceánico de la litósfera oceánica. Convergente, donde la corteza se destruye cuando una placa se sumerge debajo de otra. Transformante, … Continued
In a few clicks, without even leaving our offices, we could be 3,660 meters underwater – looking at the animals and microbes living at hydrothermal vents in the Gulf of California in a way no single ROV dive could accomplish. On this research expedition, the type of tools that enabled us to explore the surface … Continued
My name is Tanya Young. I am a painter and a science illustrator. I have been painting ever since I can remember. I grew up attending the Young Artists’ Studio Saturday art classes for kids, held in the Art Institute of Chicago basement. I later went to college at the School of the Art Institute … Continued
Ellie Hannon is an Australian artist who works out of her studio in Newcastle NSW. Traversing the fields of exhibition work, public art and community engagement projects in her practice, Ellie establishes a visual narrative that explores the themes of values and our relationship with our environments, researching and investigating how our interactions with the … Continued
I have always been interested in art and its role in starting conversations and challenging our way of thinking. I studied art and art history at high school and am a regular visitor to art galleries and exhibitions, especially when travelling. As a marine scientist, I find plankton, deep-sea creatures, and rocks (especially thin sections) … Continued
My name is Kate Malloy. Despite being an undergraduate student from James Cook University studying marine biology, I recently learned to look past all the fish in the sea on a student exchange to Hawaii and began to develop an interest in physical oceanography. I am currently on board the R/V Falkor learning how to … Continued
