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Doors Closing

Doors Closing

Gates in the Miraflores Lock of the Panama Canal close behind R/V Neil Armstrong as the ship passed from the Pacific to the Atlantic recently on its inaugural voyage. In one…

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Class In Session

Class In Session

WHOI engineer Marshall Swartz (right) instructs Louis Clement, a post-doctoral scientist at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, on the technical intricacies of a CTD rosette equipped with a lowered acoustic doppler current profiler (ADCP). The two were…

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Sampler for Shallow Seas

Sampler for Shallow Seas

WHOI engineer Kaitlyn Tradd works on a new sampling system called SUPR-REMUS. The device consists of a multi-sampling Suspended Particulate Rosette sampler (SUPR) mounted on a REMUS autonomous underwater vehicle. A…

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Serene Squid

Serene Squid

Squid such as this Dortyteuthis pealeii are common prey for many fish, whales, and even humans. WHOI researchers have studied how whales use sonar to find squid, how humans might…

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Ocean Robots: Sea Ice

Autonomous SeaBED vehicles map beneath sea ice, unlocking mysteries of this challenging and little-known ocean environment.

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Ocean Robots: Arctic Ocean

Robotic tools like the Ice-Tethered Profiler reveal what’s happening beneath Arctic ice, helping scientists track rapid changes in this fragile ocean region.

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Ocean Robots: Open Ocean

The open ocean is immense, but thousands of robotic Argo floats help scientists map its depths and reveal hidden processes far from shore.

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Gliders Explained

Gliders Explained

The “Ocean Institutes Science Fair” at the fall 2015 Board and Corporation meeting at WHOI featured displays describing research supported by the four WHOI Ocean Institutes. Here, scientist Robert Todd…

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With Gratitude

With Gratitude

Newly elected officers of the WHOI Board and Corporation presented Newt Merrill with a gift recognizing his eight years of service as chairman of the WHOI Board of Trustees. In…

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Sailing Into 2016

Sailing Into 2016

In a long-held tradition, WHOI personnel and well-wishers gather at the dock in Woods Hole to see off one of the ships the Institution operates as it departs on a research…

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Happy New Year

Happy New Year

Happy New Year, to everyone from the Antarctic (where this Adelie penguin lives) to the Arctic and all points in between.(Photo by Chris Linder, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

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Drones in the Mist

Drones in the Mist

This summer, WHOI scientists, including Michael Moore, director of the WHOI Marine Mammal Center, and microbiologist Amy Apprill, and colleagues from NOAA announced the use of drones as a new non-invasive…

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