25 Oct 2018 – The Nansen Legacy

The UK-based project Changes of the Arctic Ocean Seafloor (ChAOS) joined the last Nansen Legacy research cruise with two scientists from the University of Leeds, UK. Mark Zindorf and Allyson Tessin describe their work and motivation to join the Nansen Legacy cruise.

Recent publications

Gerland S, Ingvaldsen RB, Reigstad M, Sundfjord A, Bogstad B, Chierici M, Hop H, Renaud PE, Smedsrud LH, Stige LC, Årthun M, Berge J, Bluhm BA, Borgå K, Bratbak G, Divine DV, Eldevik T, Eriksen E, Fer I, Fransson A, Gradinger R, Granskog MA, Haug T, Husum K, Johnsen G, Jonassen MO, Jørgensen LL, Kristiansen S, Larsen A, Lien VS, Lind S, Lindstrøm U, Mauritzen C, Melsom A, Mernild SH, Müller M, Nilsen F, Primicerio R, Søreide JE, van der Meeren GI, Wassmann P (2023) Still Arctic?—The changing Barents Sea. Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene, 11 (1): 00088.

Schartmüller B, Anderson P, McKee D, Connan-McGinty S, Kopec TP, Daase M, Johnsen G, Berge J (2023) Development and calibration of a high dynamic range and autonomous ocean-light instrument to measure sub-surface profiles in ice-covered waters. Applied Optics, 62(31), 8308-8315.

Summers N, Fragoso GM, Johnsen G (2023) Photophysiologically active green, red and brown macroalgae living in the Arctic Polar Night. Scientific Reports. 12. 17971

All articles filed in October 25, 2018

ChAOS at sea with the Nansen Legacy

Nansen Legacy in Shanghai