![Climate-Linked Atlantic Sector Science [logo]](/class-project/themes/class-NOC8X/logo.svg){kind=logo}
CLASS Blog date:
JC237: Scran time! Are you feeling hungry?With thanks to Vikki Gunn (Seascape Consultants) and the iAtlantic project for hosting the JC237 blog.
CLASS Blog date:
JC237: Our AUV missions: Autosub5 and ocean floor mappingWith thanks to Vikki Gunn (Seascape Consultants) and the iAtlantic project for hosting the JC237 blog.
CLASS Blog date:
JC237: Canyon sediments (and why you should care about them)With thanks to Vikki Gunn (Seascape Consultants) and the iAtlantic project for hosting the JC237 blog.
CLASS Blog date:
JC237: The first missions....With thanks to Vikki Gunn (Seascape Consultants) and the iAtlantic project for hosting the JC237 blog.
CLASS Blog date:
En route to Whittard CanyonWith thanks to Vikki Gunn (Seascape Consultants) and the iAtlantic project for hosting the JC237 blog.
CLASS Blog date:
JC237: Setting sail!With thanks to Vikki Gunn (Seascape Consultants) and the iAtlantic project for hosting the JC237 blog.
CLASS Blog date:
The latest CLASS related expedition to the sets sail to the Whittard Canyon, a Marine Protected Area (MPA) on 6 August. Discover more about the expedition and follow the expedition blog.With thanks to Vikki Gunn (Seascape Consultants) and the iAtlantic project for hosting the JC237 blog.
CLASS Blog date:
Authors: Brian Bett & Catherine Wardell, National Oceanography CentreRRS Discovery cruise 152 has just completed and is inbound to NOC, arriving Saturday 23 July. Although a Marine Autonomous Robotic Systems (MARS) and National Marine Equipment Pool trials cruise, it has done an excellent job…
CLASS Blog date:
The latest CLASS-supported cruise was an expedition to the Porcupine Abyssal Plain Sustained Observatory (PAP-SO) in the Northeast Atlantic Ocean. This is a continuation of a long-term time-series of observations – a vital tool that underpins our understanding of the changes occurring in the…
CLASS Blog date:
Hello, I am Olmo Miguez-Salas, a Humboldt postdoctoral fellow working in the Senckenberg Institute in Frankfurt (Germany). My research involves ichnological analysis of marine sediments; in other words, I study bioturbational processes. Bioturbation is generally defined as the reworking of soils…