<p>Have you ever wondered how someone can do research in the Arctic? Today we interview Danielle Grant, a molecular biologist and paleo-oceanographer researcher. What do these terms mean? Well, tune in to hear our discussion of what she studies and how she explores ancient DNA and past climate change to make predictions about our future world.</p>

Have you ever wondered how someone can do research in the Arctic? Today we interview Danielle Grant, a molecular biologist and paleo-oceanographer researcher. What do these terms mean? Well, tune in to hear our discussion of what she studies and how she explores ancient DNA and past climate change to make predictions about our future world.

#1 Paleo-Oceanography, the Arctic, and Climate Change Discussions with Danielle Grant

What is science? What do scientists do all day? Do they all wear lab coats? What if they study polar bears in the arctic? That sounds cold… We’ve all had these thoughts. Sometimes the world of scientific research seems like a giant black box. Let’s explore current research straight from mouths of the lab rats themselves.

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#1 Paleo-Oceanography, the Arctic, and Climate Change Discussions with Danielle Grant

#1 Paleo-Oceanography, the Arctic, and Climate Change Discussions with Danielle Grant