Dr Philip Boyd and his team won a top science prize
Professor Philip Boyd, GEOTRACES SSC member, and his team at the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA, Auckland, New Zealand) have been awarded the top New Zealand’s Prime […]
Professor Philip Boyd, GEOTRACES SSC member, and his team at the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA, Auckland, New Zealand) have been awarded the top New Zealand’s Prime […]
The first half of the UK GA10 cruise (2011-12-24 — 2012-01-27, Atlantic – 40ºS) has been successfully completed with all the science achieved. The cruise is on schedule to arrive at […]
Are your GEOTRACES data reliable ? A 3-day essential training school on data quality of marine trace elements and isotopes. 30 May – 1st June 2012 Institute for Reference Materials […]
The RRS James Cook leaves Port Elizabeth in South Africa on 24th December to return to (and we hope complete!) the GA10 section across the South Atlantic (see figure below). […]
Goldschmidt 2012 24-29 June 2012 – Montreal – Canada http://www.goldschmidt2012.org/ Relevant sessions: 10a. Proxy development for paleoclimate and paleocean chemistry Co-convenors: Ann Russell (University of California at Davis) – Pamela […]
The first GEOTRACES cruise in the Baltic Sea (process study) is now successfully completed (Nov 03 – Nov 13 2011, R/V OCEANIA). The objective of this cruise was to sample the […]
A forum discussion on “Methods to measure major particle composition” has been set up on the GEOTRACES site. The goal of this forum is to begin a dialogue between investigators […]
Updated consensus values for the SAFe and North Atlantic GEOTRACES Reference Seawater Samples are now available on the GEOTRACES website. Please click here to access the webpage. These documents also […]
At 4:45 pm on Saturday Dec. 10, 2011, the last pump of the last cast of the last station (24) came aboard and we began steaming toward Praia, CVI. This marks the […]