Stay tuned for November 28!

11/22/2022

Our research is about to begin! First adventure: crossing the notorious Drake Passage. Follow my team on our journey as we embark on November 28.

6 Comments

Sara Bohi Goulart

11/22/2022 09:32:34 pm

Exciting!! Let’s gooo ❄️❄️

Maria Victoria Vargas

11/23/2022 01:24:45 pm

Good luck on the expedition! ❄️💙

Guilherme Kessler

11/23/2022 01:39:51 pm

Good luck on the expedition! Good luck on the Drake Passage❄️💙

Bruna Mota

11/23/2022 01:47:27 pm

Good luck on the expedition!!! 🤩🤩🤩❄

Filipe Victoria link

11/23/2022 01:48:12 pm

May you all have a good trip to the south, a good crossing of the southern ocean, finally a fruitful expedition. Stay safe and enjoy the scientific atmosphere of Antarctica.

Sheila Wormsbaker

11/24/2022 08:56:51 pm

I’m so excited for you all! Wishing you safe journey and success in all you seek to do, to see, to find. I’ll be following you daily.

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Growing up watching nature documentaries, I find myself now immersed in nature's splendor. As an ecologist I study how ecosystems function. Here I share with you my love of doing research in Antarctica - a place of sheer beauty

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