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Tag Archives: Journals
  • A Life Changing Experience

    Posted by Juan Carlos Ortega on July 12, 2011

    Is it possible that I will ever forget those two days that influenced the road of my life so much? Everything started in a study session of my friend’s…


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  • The First Puerto Ricans in Cherskiy

    Posted by Michael Gomez on July 12, 2011

    ¿Alguna vez has sentido ser probablemente,  el primero de tu país en llegar algún lugar?  Ese fue el sentimiento más emocionante que he tenido en mi vida, ya que…


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  • Cherskiy through the lens

    Posted by Becky Tachihara on July 10, 2011

    Cherskiy, the Northeast Science Station, and the barge through the lens of Becky Tachihara.


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  • Science and swimming and bugs, oh my!

    Posted by Becky Tachihara on July 10, 2011

    Hi everybody! Sorry it has taken me so long to get anything posted on here; we had no internet for the first few days and now the internet we…


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  • Science playground

    Posted by Matt Moroney on July 10, 2011

    Greetings from Northeast Siberia.  I am in Cherskiy, where ruins of Soviet expansion litter our sampling sites. Just centimeters underground, the soil is frozen for decades on end.  In…


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  • Bushwhacking for science

    Posted by Eli Rhoades on July 10, 2011

    Privyet! Hello to everyone back home and elsewhere. I am sure that you are all happy to know that we are alive and well, thriving even. I am working…


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  • Bugs, Aii-ee!

    Posted by Dallas Murphy on July 10, 2011

    Slapping, clapping, waving, scratching—these are common, if not constant signals of life in Siberia. “Don’t scratch the bites,” someone says, “They’ll go away.”  Sure. [caption id=”attachment_3034″ align=”alignleft” width=”530″ caption=”Mosquitoes swarmed around…


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  • First Impression

    Posted by Dylan Broderick on July 8, 2011

    It’s our fourth full day in Cherskiy!  The weather has been beautiful everyday – sunny with a breeze and warm (but not hot).  Everyone is already very busy with…


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  • The Carbon Bomb

    Posted by Dallas Murphy on July 8, 2011

    I’m trying to imagine it as I look out over this wet, verdant landscape, dark-green stands of larch forest punctuated by lighter green bogs and blue lakes glinting in…


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  • We Arrive, Finally

    Posted by Dallas Murphy on July 6, 2011

    We can see through crystalline skies its unique beauty and something of its expanse from 8,000 feet—a flat, bright-green flood plain pocked from horizon to horizon with black-water lakes…


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  • The “Aquatics International”

    Posted by Jorien Vonk on July 6, 2011

    Despite the fact that the Polaris Project is funded by the American National Science Foundation and its founding father is based in Woods Hole (US), the variety of nationalities…


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  • Converged in Cherskiy

    Posted by Andy Bunn on July 4, 2011

    We arrived in Cherskiy last night after two grueling flights across eight time zones from Mosocw to Yakutsk to Cherskiy. However, we landed in Cherskiy to clear, cool, and…


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  • travelling

    Posted by Allison Stringer on July 3, 2011

    Privyet friends of the Polaris Project! I’m sure you’ll all be pleased to hear we’re alive and well and only moderately exhausted. I’m sitting on the floor of the…


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  • Waiting on a plane

    Posted by Andy Bunn on July 3, 2011

    All 22 dots have made it to Moscow. We spent a peaceful night at the hotel-like structure as in years past and had an idyllic hour or so in…


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  • What will 2011 bring?

    Posted by Jorien Vonk on June 30, 2011

    “The deadly Russian heat wave of 2010 was due to a natural atmospheric phenomenon often associated with weather extremes” states a recently accepted publication in GRL and more importantly,…


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