Expedition Skagerak – a podcast about ocean expeditions
It's intense, complex, and often a race against both time and the elements. A scientific expedition at sea can be the experience of a lifetime.
In the Expedition Skagerak podcast, listeners meet researchers who share what it is like to take part in expeditions to often remote and hard-to-reach regions such as Greenland and Svalbard. Through their stories, you gain insight into the experiences, challenges, technical solutions, and scientific advances made at sea aboard the University of Gothenburg's research vessel R/V Skagerak.
Each episode highlights concrete examples of scientific research questions, technical solutions, and methodologies that may be relevant if you are planning your own marine research or scientific projects at sea.
Dive deeper into marine science
If you work in marine research, research infrastructure, offshore operations, or marine technology, Expedition Skagerakoffers valuable insights into the capabilities of R/V Skagerak, which is available for charter for a wide range of scientific missions.
The podcast is recorded on board the research vessel, which is part of Skagerak Facility at the Department of Marine Sciences, University of Gothenburg. Skagerak Facility is a marine research infrastructure that supports advanced scientific research, technology testing, and method development to improve our understanding of the ocean and the processes that shape it.
Expedition Skagerak is produced in collaboration with the production company Medieteknik and is funded by the Gustaf Adolf Bratt Lecture Fund.