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Biology Professor Peter Narins teaches courses on the diversity of organisms, sensory physiology and animal communication. His primary field and laboratory research concerns sound and vibration processing by animals and humans in noisy environments. He has studied krill in Antarctica and spent three years in the Peace Corps, serving in Chile. He has won UCLA’s Distinguished Faculty Teaching Award and the Gold Shield Faculty Prize, and has been a Fulbright and a Guggenheim Fellow.

About the Trip

Start the new year with a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Earth’s last frontier— the pristine wilderness of Antarctica. Join fellow Bruins aboard the deluxe, exclusively chartered M.S. Le Diamant, and experience Antarctica’s majestic coastal scenery, its teeming rookeries of shorebirds, its abundant marine mammals and its breathtaking natural wonders. Learn about the surroundings on special shore excursions with teams of experts. The 14-day itinerary includes two nights in cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, South America’s most elegant city.

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Thomas P. Gohagan & Co.

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