Was very excited to see @MarineVolcanism presenting some of the results from our voyage to the Kermadec Arc! “Volcanism and sedimentation at Havre, Macauley & Healy Submarine Caldera Volcanoes”

Honored to be sharing a short tribute video of Sciences and Engineering at University of Tasmania Arko Lucieer research activities in the field of optical remote sensing of Australian forests from drones! University of Tasmania 🌳🌲🌈🚁 (a bit trippy sorry!) youtube.com/watch?v=PyQ4O6…

Le reti sismiche dell'INGV Osservatorio Vesuviano hanno registrato "scosse" molto particolari, quelle dovute all'entusiasmo dei tifosi per il terzo scudetto del Napoli! Dettagli sul sito web dell'INGV OV: ov.ingv.it/index.php/news…

We are proud to launch our online mapping tool at Seamap Australia today - thankyou to all of our collaborators ! IMAS University of Tasmania NESPMarineandCoastalHub abc.net.au/news/2023-05-2… via ABC Australia

Participants from 11 countries around the world come together in Leicester, UK for Day 1 of the ECORD Summer School: Downhole Logging for IODP Science! Participants today will get an introduction into #IODP, ECORD, Offshore Operations and Petrophysics 101.

Great to be part of the ANZIC team with Lulu Duxbury and Light Han. Making lots of new (and old) friends at ECORD EPC Summer School for Downhole Logging at University of Leicester

🚨PhD paper in Remote Sensing in Ecology & Conservation: Using Project Jupyter notebooks & a unique polychaete reef study, we develop reproducible #photogrammetry workflows for vital #Antarctic benthic habitat metrics. Crucial amid current ocean ecosystem pressures 📐📸🐚 doi.org/10.1002/rse2.3… IMAS

Thrilled to set sail on the legendary JOIDES Resolution in the Med on @Exp402! A big thanks to ANZIC, IMAS, University of Tasmania , Geoscience Australia for making this adventure possible to join. Exciting science coming up in the Tyrrhenian Sea.

“Its very #meditative” When #sedimentologist, Luca Magri, has to describe core, he has to smooth out the disturbed surface after the core has been cut. Scraping away the surface could reveal awesome features of layering, or trace #fossils. #EXP402 #IODP #science #sediment

Luca Magri, University of Tasmania , is ANZIC’s expeditioner on #IODP #Exp402. We caught up with Luca to learn more about his research, his hopes & fears for the voyage, and how this expedition could help settle a 30-year-old debate in plate tectonics. Read the story: iodp.org.au/2024/01/29/exp…

"Go with the Floe" Honoured to have a shot featured on this year’s Natures annual photography competition "working scientist" #Arcwatch #PS138 #iceicebaby nature.com/immersive/d415…

Excited to share our new paper out today in nature: We found that windblown iron-rich dust supports a third of the Southern Ocean’s biological productivity, highlighting the vital role dust plays in the global carbon cycle. 🌬️🏜️🌊🌱 📝 nature.com/articles/s4158…

Happy to finally share this one with the world! 💪🪨🌊'Interaction between active tectonics, bottom-current processes and coral mounds: A unique example in the NW Moroccan Margin, southern Gulf of Cadiz' doi.org/10.1016/j.dsr.…

NEW STUDY: For the first time, scientists incl. @Ina_Else from ACEAS and IMAS combined geological samples from the seafloor with sophisticated modelling to reveal the origins of today's Antarctic ice sheet. PAPER: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… STORY: antarctic.org.au/the-dawn-of-th…

ACEAS best paper awards - first round announced 🧊 These awards celebrate the publications of our Early Career Researchers (ECRs). Congratulations to the first round of prize winners: @Ina_Else , Zhi Li - 李志 , Luca Magri and Ellie Ong! antarctic.org.au/best-paper-awa…

The #IODP Expedition 402 Preliminary Report: Tyrrhenian Continent–Ocean Transition was published on 6 January 2025. doi.org/10.14379/iodp.… #JRSO #Exp402 #NSFfunded JOIDES Resolution U.S. National Science Foundation

Excited to share the first outcome of IODP at Texas A&M Expedition 402 published in Nature Communications Two in-situ mantle sections recovered from this expedition reveal full spectrum of mantle lithologies. doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

What lies beneath 🌊 Dramatically-reduced sea ice cover in front of the tongue of the Denman Glacier has allowed a rare exploration opportunity on the #DMV Here's Katharina Hochmuth on the mapping of the seafloor in this unchartered territory ⬇️ #blog antarctic.org.au/denman-glacier…

The first rock dredges of the #DMV have delivered - and many rocks found seem to have come from beneath the vast Denman Glacier. There are signs the region might be a particularly warm area geothermally, writes Jo Whittaker in our latest #blog post ⬇️ antarctic.org.au/revealed-in-a-…