Wheel Not Included

A group of WHOI Associates took a tour in June of the bridge of WHOI’s newest research vessel, Neil Armstrong, where Second Mate Mike Singleton showed them the surprisingly small joystick that effectively steers the big ship. “My years playing video games have paid off,” he said. Members of the WHOI Associate Program provide funds that fuel WHOI’s high-risk, high-reward research. WHOI recognizes members’ generosity with special benefits and an insider’s view of WHOI scientists and their important work through members-only events and communications.(Photo by Tom Kleindinst, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)