Posts by Molly Kelleher
Buoy Lunch Presentation – PO Administration Station
The Buoy Lunch is a seminar hosted by the PO Department every month featuring different topics of interest to its members. April’s Buoy Lunch was called Administration Station, and it…
Read MoreMIT/WHOI JP Students and WHOI Scientists take part in Geodynamics Seminar Program in Patagonia
Icebergs in Lago Grey (Grey Lake). In the background are the forests of the Sendero Refugio Paine and further back are the peaks of Cerro Paine Grande…
Read MoreTroubled Waters – A Short Film Screening and Discussion on Preserving the East Coast Fisheries in a Changing Environment
A Short Film Screening and Discussion on Preserving the East Coast Fisheries in a Changing Environment Monday, April 7, 1-2:30 PM Clapp Auditorium, Marine Biological Laboratory 7 MBL Street, Woods Hole Free and open to the public. Limited on-street parking available.
Read MorePast and future modulation of the ENSO teleconnection to Southeast Asian rainfall by interbasin interactions
Le Roy, E. J., & Ummenhofer, C. C. (2025). Past and Future Modulation of the ENSO Teleconnection to Southeast Asian Rainfall by Interbasin Interactions. Geophysical Research Letters, 52, e2024GL111916. https://doi.org/10.1029/2024GL111916 ENSO’s teleconnection with rainfall in mainland…
Read MorePostdoctoral Investigator Glenn Liu
Postdoctoral Investigator Glenn Liu joins WHOI’s PO Department
Read MorePostdoctoral Investigator Shawn Wang
Postdoctoral Investigator Shawn Wang joins WHOI’s PO Department.
Read MoreWhy Is the monsoon coastal upwelling signal subdued in the Bay of Bengal?
Abbott, K., Mahadevan, A. (2024). Why Is the Monsoon Coastal Upwelling Signal Subdued in the Bay of Bengal?; Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 129(12), e2024JC022023. https://doi.org/10.1029/2024JC022023 A conceptual schematic of how the surface…
Read MoreMIT/WHOI Joint Program Students Attend AGU24 Fall Meeting in Washington, DC
Students from WHOI’s Physical Oceanography department joined more than 27,000 attendees at the AGU24 Fall Meeting in Washington, DC this December for a week jam-packed with science! Among the scientists…
Read MorePostdoctoral Investigator Ali Johnson Exley
Ali Johnson Exley, Postdoctoral Investigator, joins WHOI’s PO Department.
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Faculty
Research Keywords: Air-Sea Interaction, Surface Waves, Earth System Predictability
Assistant Scientist Xiaoting Yang
Xiaoting Yang, Assistant Scientist, joins WHOI’s PO Department.
Read MoreAssistant Scientist Momme Hell
Momme Hell, Assistant Scientist, joins WHOI’s PO Department.
Read MoreNew England Seamounts Acoustics (NESMA) Experiment
MIT/WHOI Joint Program Students and MIT Students help members of USGS collect a core on board the RV Roger Revelle…
Read MoreIs the regime shift in Gulf Stream warm core rings detected by satellite altimetry? An inter-comparison of eddy identification and tracking products
Perez, E., Andres, M., Gawarkiewicz, G. (2024). Is the Regime Shift in Gulf Stream Warm Core Rings Detected by Satellite Altimetry? An Inter-Comparison of Eddy Identification and Tracking Products; Journal of…
Read MoreResearch Assistant II Finn Wimberly
Finn Wimberly, Research Associate II, joins WHOI’s PO Department.
Read MoreSunrise off of Jan Mayen Island on the R/V Armstrong
WHOI guest investigator Stefanie Semper enjoys sunrise off of Jan Mayen Island on the R/V Armstrong…
Read MorePostdoctoral Scholar Hojung You
Hojung You, Postdoctoral Scholar, joins WHOI’s PO Department.
Read MoreObserving the Monsoon Onset on the Bay of Bengal
As part of the EKAMSAT collaboration between the US and India, WHOI researcher Alex Kinsella and engineers Emerson Hasbrouck and Benjamin Greenwood were aboard the R/V Thomas G. Thompson during April-June 2024…
Read MoreAnthropogenic fingerprint detectable in upper tropospheric ozone trends retrieved from satellite
Yu, X., Fiore, A. M., Santer, B. D., Correa, G. P., Lamarque, J.-F., Ziemke, J. R., Eastham, S. D., & Zhu, Q. (2024). Anthropogenic fingerprint detectable in upper tropospheric ozone…
Read MoreA hotspot and mechanism of enhanced bottom intrusion on the southern New England shelf
Chen, K. (2024). A hotspot and mechanism of enhanced bottom intrusion on the southern New England shelf. Environmental Research Communications, 6(7). https://doi.org/10.1088/2515-7620/ad61c7 Understanding the occurrence of open ocean water intrusions onto continental shelves…
Read MoreDeep Argo Observations of Antarctic Bottom Water in the Deep Fracture Zones of the Southwest Indian Ridge
Menezes, V. V., Robbins, P., Furey, H., & Mazloff, M. (2024). Deep Argo Observations of Antarctic Bottom Water in the Deep Fracture Zones of the Southwest Indian Ridge. Journal of…
Read MoreWhat drives the mean along-shelf flow in the Northwest Atlantic coastal ocean?
Chen, K., & Yang, J. (2024). What Drives the Mean Along-Shelf Flow in the Northwest Atlantic Coastal Ocean? Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 129(7), e2024JC021079. https://doi.org/10.1029/2024JC021079 A long-standing hypothesis is…
Read MoreFrom Shelfbreak to Shoreline: Coastal Sea Level and Local Ocean Dynamics in the Northwest Atlantic
Camargo, C. M. L., Piecuch, C. G., & Raubenheimer, B. (2024). From Shelfbreak to Shoreline: Coastal Sea Level and Local Ocean Dynamics in the Northwest Atlantic. Geophysical Research Letters, 51(14), e2024GL109583. https://doi.org/10.1029/2024GL109583 Mean…
Read MoreTracking a large‐scale and highly toxic Arctic algal bloom: Rapid detection and risk communication
Fachon, E., Pickart, R., Sheffield, G., Pate, E., Pathare, M., Brosnahan, M., Muhlbach, E., Horn, K., Spada, N., Rajagopalan, A., Lin, P., McRaven, L., Lago, L., Huang, J., Bahr, F.,…
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