✨ AND IT’S A WRAP ✨
Read about the end of Onshore Operations: the traditions, the goodbyes, and what’s coming next for #Expedition501. 🌊🔬
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https://expedition501.wordpress.com/2026/02/18/and-its-a-wrap/
✨ AND IT’S A WRAP ✨
Read about the end of Onshore Operations: the traditions, the goodbyes, and what’s coming next for #Expedition501. 🌊🔬
➡️
https://expedition501.wordpress.com/2026/02/18/and-its-a-wrap/
While the onshore operations of #IODP3NSF #Expedition501 are coming to an end, we’re not done meeting the people behind the science.
Today, meet Bryce Mitsunaga from
Harvard
➡️ expedition501.wordpress.com/blog/

The long journey of a sediment core at the Bremen Core Repository (BCR) at MARUM begins with the core being split lengthwise into two halves (see: From this moment on, each fulfills a distinct role…
For the first time, a science team has directly documented and extensively sampled a freshened water system beneath the ocean floor 🌊
Discover the first insights from #IODP3NSF #Expedition501➡️
https://go.bsky.app/redirect?u=https%3A%2F%2Fecord.org%2Fextensive-freshened-water-beneath-ocean-floor-confirmed%2F
#ScientificOceanDrilling #NewEnglandShelf

The science team has gathered in person at MARUM, in Bremen for the onshore phase of IODP³–NSF Expedition 501, New England Shelf Hydrogeology. Starting on 14 January, sediment cores recovered durin…
When science meets poetry 🌎📜
New blog entry from #Expedition501 ➡️ https://expedition501.wordpress.com/2025/07/14/pure-poetry/
📷Yakutchik@ECORD_IODP3_NSF
#ECORDScienceOperator #NewEngland #ScientificOceanDrilling #OceanScience