For aspiring oceanographers, experience aboard a working research vessel offers a foundation in the more practical aspects of conducting science at sea. The Sea Experience in Shipboard Oceanography (SESO) program at ASU BIOS (Arizona State University-Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences) on the island of Bermuda allows graduate students and early career scientists working in marine sciences to fully participate in a 5-day Bermuda Atlantic Time-series Study (BATS) research cruise aboard the R/V Atlantic Explorer, providing unparalleled insight into the logistics required to plan and execute a research cruise.
Sea Experience in Shipboard Oceanography (SESO)
Institution: ASU BIOS (Arizona State University-Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences)
Lead
- Andrew PetersASU BIOS (Arizona State University-Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences)
Funding Call
Expedition Fund
Expedition Fund
Region
Atlantic
Atlantic
Years
2025, 2026, 2027, 2028
2025, 2026, 2027, 2028
Funded By
Strategic Science Fund (SSF)
Strategic Science Fund (SSF)
MEOPAR Projects
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