WHOI in the News
Massachusetts-based group of explorers mark 40 years since discovery of Titanic wreck
WCVB
Explorer Recalls the Moment the Titanic Wreck Had, at Last, Been Found
People
Which animal has the best hearing?
Live Science
We will soon be able to talk with other species. Which will be first?
New Scientist
Watching the Water Flow: An Oceanographer Studying Coral Reefs Publishes a Study of St. John Hydrodynamics
St. Thomas Source
The First Civilization in Ancient Mesopotamia Thrived Thanks to Rivers and Tides
Discover Magazine
MIT Woods Hole student flies into the heart of Hurricane Erin
CBS Boston
Belize project seeks out heat-resilient corals to protect its reefs
Mongabay
New study highlights the danger of plastics to life on the planet
Deeper Blue
Warming water globally leads to changes off the coast of Massachusetts
CBS News Boston
Scientists race to save reefs amid bleaching crisis
Virgin Islands Daily
Scientists say they cruised the ocean in a deep-sea submersible and came across an undiscovered ecosystem
CNN
Falmouth ZBA grants special permit for WHOI redevelopment on Water Street
Falmouth Enterprise
New paper reveals global threat of salt contamination to water supplies in tidal rivers
ECO Magazine
State considers buyout of flood-prone homes as coastline changes
WGBH
New WHOI banner reads ‘This Village Runs On Science’
Falmouth Enterprise
All about sharks
Northeast Public Radio
A submersible finds sea creatures thriving in the deepest parts of the ocean
Associated Press
U.S. Navy validates REMUS 620 drone for torpedo tube deployment
Defense Post
Uncovering toxic dumping: WHOI scientists featured in film at Woods Hole festival
Cape Cod Times
Toxic Algae in Whale Poop Warns of Warming Seas in the Alaskan Arctic
Discover Magazine
Film Festival Documentaries Tackle Issues Of The Day
The Falmouth Enterprise
WHOI Oceanographer Not Letting Sight Impairment Keep Her In Port
Falmouth Enterprise
To lead at sea, we must understand it
The Washington Post
