
Elizabeth Shadwick
Dr Elizabeth Shadwick is a marine biogeochemist and Principal Research Scientist at CSIRO, leading the Ocean Carbon Observations Team and the IMOS Southern Ocean Time Series observatory.
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Sep 28, 2026
Robot boats set sail around the Southern Ocean on 9-month journey
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Elizabeth ShadwickGUEST
So launch day might be as early as Saturday or Sunday, depending on the forecast.

Elizabeth ShadwickGUEST
And so they arrived in shipping containers, so a 40-foot-long shipping container, so kind of double the length of a normal shipping container that you might have as a studio or something in your garden.
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David BoldemanHOST
How do you collaborate all of these different parties together and how does it get funded and all of that? It's incredibly impressive.
4500m deep: remote observatory expands climate knowledge
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Elizabeth ShadwickGUEST
So we talked about the way that the physics work to move CO2 from the atmosphere into the deep ocean where maybe it stays for a very long time.

Elizabeth ShadwickGUEST
There's another process called the biological carbon pump, which is how biology acts to move carbon from the surface of the ocean to into the deep sea.