NDSF has a new quarterly newsletter for the deep-submergence community to share regular updates about the Facility’s people, projects, and vehicles. We’ll feature updates from the Alvin, Jason and Sentry…
Read More »Follow Jason and Sentry down the U.S. East Coast on the Seep Animal Larval Transport project aboard research vessel Thomas G. Thompson as they travel down the U.S. East Coast and…
Read More »A new engineer on learning the sub from the inside out. Read the whole interview.
Read More »A multi-disciplinary, multi-institutional team traveled to the East Pacific Rise at 9°50’N in April 2021 to better understand the geophysical, chemical and biological connections at the hydrothermal vent fields there…
Read More »Images, samples, and sidescan of several corroded barrels on the sea floor off the coast of California captured by ROV Jason and AUV Sentry in 2011 helped UC Santa Barbara scientist David Valentine uncover a massive…
Read More »An Alvin pilot and electrical section leader on flying a sub he helped design. Read the full interview with Drew here.
Read More »Scientists hurry to map the seafloor with Sentry before the next volcanic eruption on the East Pacific Rise.
Read More »Listen to Alvin Program Manager Bruce Strickrott explain how Alvin stays in one piece under the enormous pressure of the ocean.
Read More »Listen to Adam Soule talking about HOV Alvin–it’s storied history and promising future on this podcast from Physics World. The Alvin portion begins at 18:20.
Read More »An Alvin pilot and mechanical section leader on building a sub with his own hands. Read the whole interview here.
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