We have 2 days before our ship the MV Pacific Constructor comes through the canal (marinetraffic.com/sv/ais/details…)so the #Abyss2020 science team have a bit of time to see the city

Benthic foraminiferal DNA from Kuril-Kamchatka trench

The #Abyss2020 UKSR/OMS expedition has sailed from Panama. Next stop the Clarion-Clipperton Zone International Seabed Authority contract areas. On board env science teams from Science at the Natural History Museum National Oceanography Centre NORCE NUS SCELSE

Still another 6 more sunrises before we get to the eastern CCZ, can’t wait! #Abyss2020

Group photo of the OMS team, before we depart for the deep CCZ survey! (Sry boss, I hv no idea why you’re not in the photo😆) #Abyss2020

Eye of the deep seafloor! Foraminifera, genus 𝑉𝑎𝑛ℎ𝑜𝑒𝑓𝑓𝑒𝑛𝑒𝑙𝑙𝑎 #Abyss2020

How to customise a water bottle? Drawing Forams! - Pacific Ocean #ForamFriday #FridayForamSketch #Abyss2020

Creatures of another world str.sg/JAAL Organisms from East Pacific - CCFZ, collected in Feb - March 2020

We are very excited to officially announce the creation of the sedaDNA scientific society. Please visit our website, subscribe to our newsletter and join us as member! ercapo.wixsite.com/sedadna-society

Go to vote for ancient soil DNA here to make our beloved sedaDNA scientific society recognized!

What monothalamids dream of? Inclusivity! A great talk by Jan Pawłowski🦠 #FORAMS2023 #FORAMS23 #ForamFriday

📣 Today, we embark on our most scientifically ambitious and technologically advanced expedition, #ArcticDeep. Together, 36 scientists and media experts will explore the deep #ocean ridges and #biodiversity of the Arctic Sea. Learn more 👉 oceancensus.org/expeditions/ar…

💡 We love inspiring the next generation of #ocean #scientists, which is why we’re thrilled to have students from UiT Norges arktiske universitet join our #ArcticDeep expedition. There is nothing like hands-on, at-sea experience to nurture a passion for #marinescience.

🧊 The #ArcticDeep researchers are uncovering uncharted hydrothermal vents, hidden over 3.000 meters below the surface. 🚢 Join Professor Jon Copley onboard Havforskningsinstituttet's RV Kronprins Haakon as he describes the #technology and processes guiding the team to their target.