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Beth Orcutt
Vice President for Research, Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences
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Using scientific ocean drilling to evaluate habitability and limits of life: how do microbes persist or subsist in the deep subsurface?
AGU 2024
union sessions | 11 december 2024
Melody Lindsay, Timothy D'Angelo, Justin P. Dodd, ...
We must first understand life on Earth to have a chance at finding life elsewhere. Scientific ocean drilling allows us to look at the largest known ha...
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Evidence of a bilaterally heterogeneous plume source controlling formation of the 92-86 Ma Liliʻuokalani Ridge
AGU 2024
volcanology, geochemistry and petrology | 09 december 2024
Val Finlayson, Kevin Konrad, Andrea Balbas, Lauren...
The Liliʻuokalani Ridge (LR), located in the Central Pacific, comprises a chain of seamounts that link to the Hess Rise at their northern end, and int...
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Perspectives of an Indigenous Artist on a Deep-Sea Research Expedition
OCEAN SCIENCES 2024
education and public engagement | 22 february 2024
wight Owens, Beth Orcutt, Jessica Joseph, Jaquelyn...
In July 2023 two early-career Indigenous women joined the TN-421 Slow Life expedition as observers aboard the Research Vessel Thomas G. Thompson. One ...
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Evaluating biodiversity, ecosystem services, and mineral content of ancient volcanoes of the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
OCEAN SCIENCES 2024
deep sea processes and exploration | 22 february 2024
Beth Orcutt, Timothy D'Angelo, Kira Mizell, Amy Ga...
Understanding baseline biodiversity, ecosystem services, and critical mineral content of seamounts is important for conservation management as well as...
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'Discovery of Octopus Nurseries at Low-Temperature Hydrothermal Vents on Seamounts Offshore Costa Rica'
OCEAN SCIENCES 2024
deep sea processes and exploration | 22 february 2024
Jorge Cortés, Beth Orcutt, Octopus Odyssey Science...
The west coast of Costa Rica is home to numerous seamounts that facilitate stunning biodiversity in the deep sea. While some of these seamounts have b...
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Immersive art to share the story of the deep-sea
OCEAN SCIENCES 2024
education and public engagement | 22 february 2024
Michel Droge, Jorge Cortés, Beth Orcutt
Since May of 2021, Artist Michel Droge has been collaborating with Dr. Beth Orcutt, a Senior Research Scientist at Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Scienc...
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Broadening Early Career Researcher Participation in Ocean Sciences via a New Deep-Sea Expedition Leadership Master Class
OCEAN SCIENCES 2024
education and public engagement | 19 february 2024
Julie A. Huber, Katherine L. Bell, Andrew T. Fishe...
Ocean expedition leadership in the modern era transcends technical skill alone: good leaders create strong and diverse teams, inclusive, safe and crea...
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Investigating the Geodynamic Origin of the Voyager Seamount Chain within the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
TOPICS IN VOLCANOLOGY, GEOCHEMISTRY, AND PETROLOGY II POSTER
volcanology, geochemistry and petrology | 15 december 2023
Hannah Paradis , Andrea Balbas, Kevin Konrad, Val ...
Age-progressive hotspot tracks are commonly generated from the movement of Earths lithosphere over mantle plumes and are instrumental in reconstructin...
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