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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Living in a museum
I travel a lot for business, but of all the places I’ve been to, I must admit the New Guinea Islands (NGI) hold a soft spot for me. Tropical sunshine, warm crystal clear waters, superb fishing, lush tropical vegetation, white … Continue reading
Posted in People, PNG, Tourism
Tagged Blue Lagoon, Japanese tunnels, Kokopo, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Rabaul, Second Warld War, submarine tunnels
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Interview with Erika Bergman, Robogirl
The students from PNG were amazingly respectful and gracious hosts for us in their country. Meet Erika Bergman, an enthusiastic ocean explorer, scuba diver, ROV pilot, manned submersible pilot, good friend and co-author in my most recent publication on Robots … Continue reading
Posted in Marine Biology, People, PNG, Science, USA
Tagged Andrew Thaler, Erika Bergman, Nago Island, Robot Building, ROV2PNG, UPNG Students
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Interview with Dr Andrew Thaler
the program was fantastically rewarding, both for the students and the instructors As promised earlier, in celebration of our most recent publication, I ask a few questions to Dr Andrew David Thaler, lead author of the paper on Robots as vectors … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Marine Biology, PNG, Science
Tagged Andrew David Thaler, Erika Bergman, marine invasion, outreach, PNG, robots, Southern Fried Science
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