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Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution launches the Schiller Center for Reef Solutions

Transformative, $25 million investment will advance cutting-edge science and scalable solutions to protect coral reefs worldwide

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Kim Gassett-Schiller and Phil Schiller standing in front of Boston Harbor
Pulling up the IFCB
The port bow of Terra Nova shot from video cameras on the human-occupied submersible Alvin. Credit: Canadian Geographic and WHOI
lobster trap
WHOI imaging specialists monitor real-time images of Shackleton’s Quest wreck on screens aboard R/V Atlantis.
Bosun Oscar Sisson (left) and WHOI engineers Sean Kelley, Mike Skowronski, and Isaac Vandor deploy the autonomous underwater vehicle Sentry 
Audience watches an outdoor film screening at WHOI's Ocean and Climate Outreach Series event.
Alvin underwater
Quest was purchased by Shackleton
Alvin underwater
Atlantis and Alvin
Eyes on the deep submarine background
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coral
Hadal Snailfish
Mar de Plata canyon
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illustration of weddell seal mother in the water
Kirstin Meyer-Kaiser examines an iceberg
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection is supporting a two-year study to quantify carbon storage in both natural and restored eelgrass meadows in  coastal waters. ©Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
New research suggests basking sharks actively feed during
long
-
distance migrations
rather than relying solely on stored energy reserves, as previously assumed for many migratory
sharks. (Photo by Amy Kukulya, ©Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)
Evii Tong, a WHOI research assistant, patches a sampled
Orbicella faveolata
colony. (Photo by Mariya Galochkina, ©Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)
Titanic sinking with mummy's tomb
wave in the ocean
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