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Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

January 2013

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Ready for 2013

R/V Atlantis chief engineer Chris Morgan captured this rare shot of WHOI's two large oceanographic research vessels freshly painted and ready to leave drydock at the end of 2012. Both have a full schedule for 2013. In January, R/V Knorr sails for Cape Town, South Africa, followed by stops in Uruguay, Barbados, and Greenland, among others. Atlantis will be spending a little longer in the shipyard having its massive stern A-frame reinstalled in preparation for dock trials with the newly rebuilt Alvin, which is scheduled to resume operations in the spring. (Photo by Christopher Morgan, Woods Hole Oceanographic Instituti on)

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Barnacles and Biofilms

WHOI scientist Ben Van Mooy takes a fresh look at biofouling, the age-old scourge of mariners everywhere

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Awards Support Marine Microbiology Research

The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation funded three projects through its Marine Microbiology Initiative (MMI) and made biogeochemist Mak Saito an MMI investigator.

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River Quest

Scientists sample the world's rivers to assess the planet's health.

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Famed Roman Shipwreck Reveals More Secrets

More artifacts may rest amid the Roman shipwreck that yielded the Antikythera mechanism in 1901.
USA Today

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Robots Ride the Ocean Blue
BBC News

Don't Blame the Seals
Cape Cod Times

Sea Whodunnit: How Scientists Solve Whale Deaths
NBC News

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A Stalwart Survivor

The slate pencil urchin belongs to the only group of sea urchins known to have survived the Permian-Triassic extinction about 252 million years ago. This image is featured in the 2013 WHOI wall calendar, available now. 

 
 
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