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Orpheus explores the ocean’s greatest depths

Orpheus, an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) developed by WHOI, begins its descent into Veatch Canyon on the continental shelf off of the U.S. Northeast during one of several dives from the R/V Neil Armstrong in September 2019.

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Camp Harbor View Whale Watch

Leaders-in-Training from Camp Harbor View participate in whale watching trip with WHOI biologists

In August, WHOI participated in a whale watching trip for 85 Leaders-in-Training, ages 15 to 17, from Camp Harbor View, an organization that provides unique experiences for underserved youth in…

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Fearsome Phronima

The fearsome phronima, a plankton species out of a monster movie riding inside the body of a salp. (Image by Paul Caiger, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

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Future Researchers

At the Woods Hole Science Stroll budding researchers shared their ideas for the future of ocean exploration. (Photo by A. Brown, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

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Engineering the future

GOES Program

Created by WHOI engineer Anna Michel, the GOES (Girls in Ocean Engineering and Science) Institute, hosts girls going into sixth grade for a week of engineering activities

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