Latest ANZIC Bulletin, your chance to go to Greece!, and missed meeting
Hi all
Our last scheduled meeting was absorbed into Waitangi Day, and next month (March), I will be away as well. Fortunately there isn’t a huge amount of news so I’m happy to just post here and via email.
We have been notified of the latest ANZIC Bulletin:
In this issue:
-Expedition 381 open for applications
-News from the office
– Note that it contains a call for applications to join the Corinth Rift expedition in Greece later this year.
http://iodp.org.au/wp-content/uploads/ANZICs-Bulletin-Issue-1-16-Feb-2016.pdf
If you have any questions about the content of the Bulletin please contact me.
ALso, Jack Williams, PhD Student in Geology, recently had an article published in Scientific Drilling, namely:
Williams, J.N, Bevitt, J., Toy, V.G. 2017. A comparison of the use of X-ray and neutron tomographic core scanning techniques for drilling projects: insights from scanning core recovered during the Alpine Fault Deep Fault Drilling Project. Scientific Drilling 5, 1-8, doi: 10.5194/sd-5-1-2017
Jack – who was extensively involved in Alpine Fault drilling throughout his PhD also recently submitted his thesis – The damage zone of New Zealand’s Alpine Fault”.
Congratulations Jack!
I don’t have anything else to advise you of at present, but if anything comes in I will email it round and post here.
Cheers
Virginia
