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- 1Scientists collaborate on research voyage aboard NOAA ship▼Sailing for science: Collaborative research aboard a NOAA ship
NOAA's Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory highlights a collaborative research cruise aboard a NOAA ship, describing how scientists from different institutions work together at sea to collect oceanographic data. The feature showcases the daily work of researchers conducting scientific measurements and experiments during the voyage.
- 2Japan to deliver new 13,000-ton Arctic research icebreaker●The delivery ceremony for the 13,000-ton icebreaker will take place at shipbuilder Japan Marine United's Isogo plant in
Japan is holding the delivery ceremony for its new 13,000-ton icebreaker at Japan Marine United's Isogo plant in Yokohama. The vessel, built for Arctic research, is associated with JAMSTEC, Japan's marine science agency. It marks a major upgrade to Japan's polar research fleet, and coverage highlights the country's growing interest in Arctic science and shipping routes.