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    Scientist’s two-week voyage to study rare organism on remote Antarctic island

    by Rod Minchin Feb 02, 2024 2 minutes

    A 26-year-old scientist is travelling to one of the most remote locations on earth, where she will study a rare organism that could shed light on our warming world.

    Emily Broadwell’s journey by sea to Signy Island takes two weeks – longer than it takes to get to the Moon

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