The traditional end to a research voyage is a group photo taken on the ship's rear deck. This one was taken in the Cape Cod Canal. Below, Chief Scientist Mike Sieracki seems happy about another successful cruise. |
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The "CTD" crew took time to relax between casts (<<<). Investigator Collin Roesler kept track of the data she collected (>>>). |
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Chris Sieracki operated his FlowCAM instrument while Ed Thier treated samples in the fume hood (<<<). The "lab gals" processed samples seemingly non-stop for 5 days (>>>). |
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Heidi Franklin was "filterin' and grinnin'" and seemed ready for anything wearing her big yellow rain pants (<<<). Tina Nicinski seems to be "plotting" something quite serious (>>>). |
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Terry Cucci watched billions and billions of cells flow by (>>>). Stacey McLeroy-Etheridge patiently waited for her particle counter to ... well ...count particles (<<<). |
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