WHOI in the News
Researchers find explanation for interacting giant, hidden ocean waves
Phys.org
mentions WHOI
Dead And Entangled Right Whales Off New England Coast, A Sign Gear Rules Aren’t Working?
Rhode Island NPR
quotes Michael Moore and mentions WHOI
Recent deaths, entanglements shine spotlight on the plight of whales
Bangor Daily News
quotes Michael Moore and mentions WHOI
Deaths of 2 right whales in 2 days alarms scientists
CBC News
quotes Michael Moore and mentions WHOI
Canada activist found guilty of harassing scientists over Fukushima fallout
Japan Times
quotes Ken Buesseler and mentions WHOI
This 43-foot dead whale was trucked through downtown Portland
Portland Press Herald
mentions WHOI
The Antikythera Mechanism and the Ship Wreck
BBC Radio "Science in Action"
interview with Brendan Foley
Underwater gliders could improve hurricane predictions
The Weather Network
quotes Glen Gawarkiewicz and mentions WHOI
Greek shipwreck excavation yields skeleton of ancient mariner, thousands of artifacts
Chicago Tribune
quotes Brendan Foley and mentions WHOI
SPURS-2 Initial Results
NASA Earth Observatory (blog)
mentions Ben Hodges and Carol Anne Clayson
Hurricane Date From the Depths
The Weather Channel
features Glen Gawarkiewicz
Melissa Omand’s clever tech follows the fate of ocean carbon
Science News
mentions Amala Mahadevan and WHOI
Human Remains Found at Ancient Roman-Era Shipwreck
The New York Times
features Brendan Foley and mentions WHOI
Ancient Skeleton Found on Famed Antikythera Shipwreck
Live Science
quotes Brendan Foley and mentions WHOI
A Coral Symphony – Sounds Reveal Health Of Reefs
The Falmouth Enterprise
quotes Max Kaplan and Aran Mooney
Scientists uncovered a skeleton from the ancient world’s most famous – and mysterious -shipwreck
The Washington Post
features Brendan Foley and mentions WHOI
Ancient Skeleton at Famous Shipwreck Could Be Tested for DNA
Popular Mechanics
quotes Brendan Foley and mentions WHOI
Harnessing Energy From The Sea
The Falmouth Enterprise
quotes Alan Chave and mentions WHOI
2,000-year-old shipwreck releases human remains from watery grave
CNN
Ancient skeleton may reveal secrets of Antikythera shipwreck
The Christian Science Monitor
quotes Brendan Foley and mentions WHOI
Human Remains Recovered at Greece’s Antikythera Shipwreck
Archaeology
mentions WHOI
DNA from the deep? Antikythera shipwreck yields ancient human bones
The Guardian
quotes Brendan Foley
Woods Hole discovery could provide insight into life 2,100 years ago
Boston Globe
2,000-year-old human skeleton pulled from the shipwreck where the Antikythera mechanism was discovered
International Business Times UK
