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Ocean Life

Is the Great Barrier Reef making a comeback?

The world's largest reef saw record growth after years of bleaching. So why aren't scientists…
Ocean & Human Lives

Are warming Alaskan Arctic waters a new toxic algal hotspot?

 
Ocean & Human Lives

Why Indigenous perspectives matter in the climate conversation

Wampanoag Tribal Member Leslie Jonas talks WHOI, Native rights, and a timely partnership
Climate & Weather
Leslie Henderson and Blake Gardner, divers with the C.O.R.E. St. Croix Coral Strike Team, use syringes to apply an amoxicillin paste to a section of affected pillar coral off the coast of St. Croix. (Photo by Jason Quetel, © VI-DAC)

An aquatic outbreak

Stony coral tissue loss disease continues devastating Caribbean reefs. Here's what we know about it…
How the Ocean Works

Wilmington’s shark tooth divers thank the last ice age for their treasure trove

Ocean Life

Squid Games

Shortfin squid are becoming more available to New England fishermen, but why?
Ocean Life
Dendrogyra cylindrus

Reef architects

Exploring the many forms and functions of coral polyps with macro photography
Ocean Life

On the crumbling edge

The race to ensure protection for the emperor penguin across the world
How the Ocean Works

WHOI scientists discuss the chemistry behind Sri Lanka’s flaming plastic spill

How the Ocean Works

Waves of inspiration

Rachael Talibart explores the infinite creativity of wave photography
Climate & Weather

National Academy scientists say the ocean must play a role in CO2 removal to stave off climate change

How the Ocean Works

Ocean data gives Northeast fishermen an edge against a warming ocean

Ocean Tech

A curious robot is poised to rapidly expand reef research

WHOI scientists with the Coral Catalyst Team are leveraging a new, artificially intelligent robot to…
How the Ocean Works

Adapt or retreat:

No solution is off the table to prepare for sea level rise in Woods Hole
Climate & Weather

A coral reef kickstart

WHOI's Reef Solutions Initiative takes a multi-disciplinary approach to investigate solutions for ailing coral reefs
Ocean Life

Five times the ocean helped us learn about the human body

For people studying the human body, big ideas can sometimes come in small, briny packages
Ocean Tech

Whale Safe

For Mark Baumgartner, Whale Safe is the natural evolution of WHOI’s work with passive acoustics
Ocean Life

For Cynthia Becker, solutions to coral health are in the smallest details

Ocean Tech

Measuring the great migration

A bioacoustic mooring will use sound to help estimate life migrating in the ocean's twilight…
Ocean Tech

WHOI breaks in new research facility with MURAL Hack-A-Thon

Engineers use test tanks and 3D printers to prototype an acoustic sensor in the new…
Ocean Life
Lauren Dykman

Falling in love with deep-sea parasites

At hydrothermal vents there are body-snatchers, intestinal hitchhikers, and chest-bursters, but something about them is…
Ocean Tech

New glider design aims to expand access to ocean science

Gliders are vehicles vital to collecting oceanographic data, but not accessible to everyone in the…
How the Ocean Works

The ocean science-art connection

Some of the most complex insights in marine science are no match for the communicative…
Ocean & Human Lives

Oil spill response beneath the ice

Successful test deployment of WHOI vehicle Polaris expands U.S. Coast Guard response to oil spills…
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