Back to school and starting-up the new modelling sensitivity studies
by Laura Castro de la Guardia When I am ask by friends: What is it that I study? I generally give them the quick answer: I study biological-oceanography at the…
OSNAP Logo Contest
Calling all OSNAP collaborators and inspired oceanographic community members! OSNAP is looking for a new visual identity and is seeking your help in designing a creative logo. How to Enter…
OSNAP Challenge
We want to bring everyone’s attention to the launch of the OSNAP Challenge located on this site under News and Events. Anyone is welcome to submit a prediction (or technically…
OSNAP Publication in BAMS
OSNAP collaborators have a produced a order neurontin over the counter new paper for publication in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. An early online release version of “Overturning…
Caffeine consumption among the DY054 science team (The Great Caffeine Experiment)
by Ryan Peabody Scientists and marine technicians have long appreciated the productivity-increasing role of caffeine . However, quantitative assessments of caffeine consumption and usage among the members of the DY054…
On to recover an old friend
by Femke de Jong August 2, morning: Today we, the NIOZ team, get to recover the first mooring. This particular mooring is not really part of OSNAP, it was originally…
Glittering glaciers, giant anchor chain and Discoveries past
by Mia Taylor Since reaching our first CTD station near the coast of Greenland in the early hours of Saturday morning, things have switched up a gear and work is…
The next stage of the OSNAP 2016 fieldwork
by Penny Holliday RRS Discovery cruise today left Reykjavik on what surely must be the most beautiful day of the year so far. Sailing into glaring sunshine over blue sparkly…
Before the game starts
by Feili Li It has been two days since we left Reykjavik and we are heading southwestward to the Irminger Sea, east of Greenland. It will take about another day…
New research published by Femke de Jong and Laura de Steur
press release A new record in mixing of surface and deep ocean water in the Irminger Sea has important consequences for the Atlantic overturning circulation Scientists Femke de Jong and…