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Earth heroes : champions of the ocean
Tells the stories of eight people who made great strides in the field of oceanography.
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The fantastic undersea life of Jacques Cousteau
This picture book biography introduces young readers to Jacques Cousteau, the world's ambassador of the oceans.
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OPTIONS AND INSIGHTS: Regina Guazzo
An interview with Regina Guazzo, an oceanographer and outreach lead at the Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific, is presented. After receiving the SMART Scholarship, she joined the NIWC Pacific and has been working there since. Guazzo's work involves using passive acoustic monitoring to study whale behavior and track vocalizing whales. She also focuses on outreach work, including mentoring PhD fellows and conducting panel discussions for students.
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My father, the captain : my life with Jacques Cousteau
A brief introduction to the life and career of Jacques Cousteau.
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THE OCEANOGRAPHY CLASSROOM • Dr. No (or Yes?)
Boxall offers insights about oceanographic career. According to him, we tend to subconsciously stream our students and could be accused of focusing on the research potential of our charges rather than what might best suit them. It has certainly been the case for a number of years now that if you want to progress in research or in the academic environment, then a PhD is the baseline to start from-it shows an ability to develop independent learning and ideas. This has not always been the case. Of the many doctoral oceanographers produced each year, more go into government departments and commerce than into the university system. One concern of students thinking about studying for a PhD is the fear of three or four more years of paying student fees and having to find their own living costs.
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