Saturday, December 03, 2005
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What is this all about?
This blog will cover our group on the Antarctic Peninsula stationed at Palmer Station, a U.S. research installation. Here a team of two SUNY ESF students, I an Environmental Chemist (George Westby) and an Environmental Policy Major (Kerry McElroy) will be gathering data, and leading newcomers, on a project revealing pathways of organic sulfur. In this blog we will talk about our research and will also cover much of the social aspect of being on a lengthy research trip. Please ask any questions.
About Me

- Name: gorg
- Location: Upstate NY, United States
I have been given the awesome opportunity to travel the world while finishing a Masters Degree in Chemistry. My family is the best thing on earth. I miss my cocker (quinlan). I am totally stoked to be back in Antarctica.
Previous Posts
- Here comes the LMG! (again)
- New people arrive
- Yesterday was Thanksgiving for us.
- just a wish for you
- We are short handed!
- Finally Sampling
- Waste
- Environmental station?
- The LMG has left the Building!
- No LMG for us!
Palmers Days and Nights

1 Comments:
So...how do those sheathbills taste????
Glad things seem to be falling into place for you guys. The GC woes, I'm sure, were a drag....nice to hear that it's working now. How's about a 5 point calibration with Rsqr=1.0
Cheers from 'Bama!
Brian
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