Publications

The InterRidge Office is calling for articles to be included in this year's InterRidge News, Vol. 21, published in November 2012, and we would very much like to hear from contributors. Suitable material includes preliminary results of research related to ridges, back-arc basins and ophiolites. Also, we are looking for general articles on shipboard or immediate post-cruise results, new equipment, opinion articles and workshops reports. In particular, we would want you to supply 1-4 high resolution images with any article (minimum pixel width = 1000).

Below are copies of the biweekly e-news that were sent out to the interridge-mail list in 2012. The most recent e-news is listed first, at the top.

 InterRidge Email 23/2012 (6 Dec 2012)

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Below are copies of the biweekly e-news that were sent out to the interridge-mail list in 2011. The most recent e-news is listed first, at the top.

InterRidge Email  #24/2011 (15 December 2011)

The InterRidge Office is pleased to announce that the InterRidge News, Volume 19, 2010, is now available from our website: http://www.interridge.org/IRNewsletter.

This year's issue features the drawings of Karen Jacobsen, as well as research articles, cruise reports, updates from working groups, member nations, upcoming cruises and events. There are also details on outreach activities - student fellowships and cruise travel bursaries.

Below are copies of the biweekly e-news that were sent out to the interridge-mail list in 2010. The most recent e-news is listed first, at the top.

InterRidge Email #25/2010 (Dec 16th, 2010)

Submissions are encouraged for a new themed volume of G-cubed (G3): “Life, energy and material cycles at slow-spreading ridges" (Theme Editors: Colin Devey, Nicole Dubilier, Jian Lin, Nadine Le Bris and Doug Connelly). Visit the G3 theme: http://www.agu.org/journals/gc/themes.shtml?collectionCode=MANTLE1&journ...

We would like to announce the publication of a “Photographic Identification Guide to Larvae at Hydrothermal Vents,” available online at: http://www.whoi.edu/vent-larval-id/, as a PDF (click for high resolution 30 MB, or low resolution 3 MB), or by request as a hard copy. The purpose of the guide is to assist researchers in the identification of larvae of benthic invertebrates at hydrothermal vents.

Below are copies of the biweekly e-news that were sent out to the interridge-mail list in 2009. The most recent e-news is listed first, at the top.