Each leg of the MOSAiC expedition has a logistics team consisting of 6-8 international members. They all bring important knowledge and experiences to the mission which keeps the whole team safe.
When I arrived in Paris, I noticed right away some major cultural differences and realized that I needed to change a few things to adapt and blend in seamlessly.
Howdy, y'all! I'm excited for this semester with you. Here's a little information about me to help you get a better perspective on who I am and why I went to Russia!
MOSAiC expedition co-coordinator Dr. Matthew Shupe gives an update from the Arctic, sharing what it's like to experience the changing seasons and a sun that never fully sets.
We cross the Zambezi River today from Zambia into Botswana. I have never biked across a country border, or taken a ferry, and now we are camped at the Chobe National Park. There are so many animals!
At first glance, public transport can seem intimidating, but with so many exciting places to explore in the city, it is affordable, safe and efficient!
Hi, my name is Mai, and I recently camped at the edge of a mysterious, remote rainforest in south central Madagascar to learn which animals called this forest home. Here's what I discovered!
Traveling in Zambia, Botswana and Namibia is sometimes like the U.S. but it can also be very different. Few people own cars, so every other mode of transport you can imagine is used instead.
So much to do, so much to see! My first week in Paris has featured a welcome program for exchange students, which has helped me to start to get to know the city and meet new friends!
