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Can't Bring Deep-sea Samples Up? Send a Lab Down. Engineers develop instruments to analyze materials that only exist in the depths
To study deep-sea phenomena that can't be analyzed in the lab or at the surface, WHOI engineers Sheri White and
Chip Breier are working on ways to modify a useful laboratory device known as a
laser Raman spectrometer for work in difficult undersea conditions.
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News Release New Whale Detection Buoys Will Help Ships Take the Right Way through Marine Habitat Collaboration between researchers, regulators, and industry will aid in the protection of an endangered species.
News Release In Computer Models and Seafloor Observations, Researchers See Potential for Significant 2008 "Red Tide" Season Conditions are ripe for another large bloom in New England waters; weather and ocean conditions will determine outcome.
News Release Lakes of Meltwater Can Crack Greenland’s Ice and Contribute to Faster Ice Sheet Flow Researchers make first observations of surface meltwater cutting through the ice sheet to lubricate the bottom.
Associates Program Support WHOI, Become an Associate By becoming an Associate, you can meet some of the world's top marine scientists and engineers at lectures and other events while supporting critical research that impacts future generations.
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