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Lead isotopes reveal that hydrothermal variability is driven by Sea‐Level change and transient magmatism
De and colleagues present the first millennial-scale reconstruction of hydrothermal variability at a mid-ocean ridge using lead isotopes from iron-manganese coatings.
The 2025 GEOTRACES Summer School was a great success!
Thank you to all organisers, lecturers, and participants!
Webinar: Launch of the GEOTRACES Intermediate Data Product 2025!
Missed the GEOTRACES IDP2025 launch? The full event and individual talk recordings are now available!
Recording Available: Launch of the GEOTRACES Intermediate Data Product 2025!
Missed the GEOTRACES IDP2025 launch? The full event and individual talk recordings are now available!
Long-range transport of iron via the Agulhas Current and counter-current: a boon for the phytoplankton
Authors establish that significant iron fertilisation via the Agulhas current explains the Indian Subantarctic blooms.
Hydrothermal activity detected above the ultra-slow South West Indian Ridge, using a multi-proxy approach
Baudet and colleagues demonstrate the occurrence of hydrothermal venting on the Southwest Indian Ridge…
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Lead isotopes reveal that hydrothermal variability is driven by Sea‐Level change and transient magmatism
De and colleagues present the first millennial-scale reconstruction of hydrothermal variability at a mid-ocean ridge using lead isotopes from iron-manganese coatings.
The 2025 GEOTRACES Summer School was a great success!
Thank you to all organisers, lecturers, and participants!
Webinar: Launch of the GEOTRACES Intermediate Data Product 2025!
Missed the GEOTRACES IDP2025 launch? The full event and individual talk recordings are now available!
Recording Available: Launch of the GEOTRACES Intermediate Data Product 2025!
Missed the GEOTRACES IDP2025 launch? The full event and individual talk recordings are now available!
Long-range transport of iron via the Agulhas Current and counter-current: a boon for the phytoplankton
Authors establish that significant iron fertilisation via the Agulhas current explains the Indian Subantarctic blooms.
Hydrothermal activity detected above the ultra-slow South West Indian Ridge, using a multi-proxy approach
Baudet and colleagues demonstrate the occurrence of hydrothermal venting on the Southwest Indian Ridge…