A person's finger points at a marine seismic profile showing the subsurface geology off Northwest Greenland. More specifically, they are pointing at a coring site where a 978 meter long sediment core was drilled during IODP Expedition 400 in 2023 aboard the RV JOIDES Resolution.

Anne Jennings in front of the JOIDES Resolution ship before they left for Greenland in August, 2023 (Credit: Philip Staudigel)

🚨 New ocean sediment drilling report
INSTAAR Fellow ANNE JENNINGS co-led IODP #Exp400, which collected cores off the NW Greenland glaciated margin in 2023... incl one 978m (3209ft) long! The team's (ongoing) work spans a lot of ice sheet & ocean history publications.iodp.org/proceedings/...

I am thrilled to share that I was awarded a #Villum Young Investigator grant. Using marine #sedaDNA, we will investigate how Arctic marine ecosystems and their functioning have responded to climatic changes over the past ~1 million years
#IODP #Exp400 #biodiversity

villumfonden.dk/en/news/mill...

a year ago today during IODP #Exp400 — we were ~24 hours south-southwest of Reykjavík and experiencing heavy seas — it had been like this for a couple of days and everyone was trying their best to make final touches on the site reports in between resting ⚒️🧪⛴️ 🌊

a year ago today during IODP #Exp400 — we were heading south from the study area in northern Baffin Bay, somewhere around the Davis Strait when this video was taken ⚒️🧪⛴️ 🌊