2016
Section I09N to the eastern Indian Ocean
Section P18 to the eastern Pacific Ocean

2018:
Section I07N to the western Indian Ocean
AMT28 to the central Atlantic Ocean

2020:
Modified section A13.5 from Cape Town, South Africa to Norfolk, Virginia (we now call it C13.5 since the route was modified due to COVID).
2022:
Section P02 across the North Pacific Ocean along 30˚N
Arctic Ocean section from Dutch Harbor, AK to the North Pole

2023:
Section A16N in the central Atlantic Ocean. The cruise went from Recife, Brazil to Reykjavik, Iceland. Star Dressler, Tyler Christian, and Rachel Cohn represented the Bio-GO-SHIP team.
Section I05 to the South Indian Ocean (Freemantle, AU to Cape Town, SA)

2024:
Section A13.5 to eastern South Atlantic Ocean (Cape Verde to South Africa)
Section I08S to the South Indian Ocean and IO sector of the Southern Ocean