Similar to us, there are certain obstacles krill must face when venturing out into the world on the path to adulthood. But instead of learning how to file th...

What do we do when we’re not conducting experiments with krill and analyzing massive amounts of data? We go outside and enjoy the natural beauty of Anvers Is...

It’s hard to believe it’s already the first week of July. That means we’ve been at Palmer Station for almost three months now with our krill! We collected ou...

The Winter Solstice, or Midwinter as we call it here on the continent, is a time for celebration here in Antarctica! Here is what our station manager, Ken Ke...

Today the R/V Laurence M. Gould left station and we sent them off with a wave goodbye and a polar plunge into the -1.6˙C ocean! It was one way to wake up, th...

Ok, I can't take credit for the catchy blog post title, that slogan is thanks in part to GOT and my wonderful advisor Dr. Kim Bernard. Those of you that know...