WHOI in the News
Right whales could be 20 years away from certain extinction, scientists say
CBC News - Nova Scotia
quotes Mark Baumgartner
‘Killer Hurricanes’ reconstructs the past to predict storms of the future
Science News
features Jeff Donnelly
Right whale deaths called ‘apocalyptic’
Cape Cod Times
quotes Mark Baumgartner
Pioneering Deep Sea Research by Serrato Marks ’15 Published in Academic Journal
Bowdoin News
features MIT-WHOI Joint Program student, Gabriela Serrato Marks
Whale watching in the age of drones
The San Diego Union-Tribune
mentions WHOI
WHOI Emeritus Scholar Named Fellow of The Oceanography Society
capecodtoday.com
features Jim Ledwell
Fish Factor: Kelp could be potential source of biofuel
The Cordova Times
mentions WHOI
Chemists are uncovering how and why marine organisms synthesize flame-retardant-like molecules
Chemical & Engineering News
mentions Chris Reddy and WHOI
Scientists to discuss decline in right whale population
The Boston Globe
quotes Mark Baumgartner and mentions WHOI
Report: Whale’s breath could hold clues to their health
Cape Cod Times
quotes Amy Apprill
LIFE STORIES: Quincy native a scientist trying to answer life’s biggest questions
Quincy Herald-Whig
features John Stegemen
Kodiak will play a key role in innovating ways to produce biofuels from seaweeds
Alaska Daily News
mentions WHOI
Fueling the Future with Seaweed
Maritime Executive
Sound and Color
The Current - UC Santa Barbara
features Mark Baumgartner and Daniel Zitterbart
New Guam threat as North Korea still weighs powerful hydrogen test over Pacific
CNBC
quotes Ken Buesseler
WHOI Awarded $5.7M to Advance Seaweed Energy Production
Ocean News & Technology
Drones let scientists get inside humpback whale blowholes
Quartz
mentions WHOI
We Learned A Lot from Whale Snot
Discover Magazine
quotes Amy Apprill
How to study the inside of a humpback whale’s blowhole? Drones, of course
The Miami Herlad
mentions WHOI
Yuck? Researchers steer drones into whales’ blowhole mist
The Boston Globe
WHOI Scientists Find New Source of Radioactive Fukushima Materials
CapeCod.com
mentions WHOI
Study: Great White Sharks In The Atlantic Are Swimming Farther And Deeper
WBUR
mentions WHOI
Study: Great white sharks are swimming farther and deeper
Associated Press
mentions WHOI
picked up by other major news outlets: The Washington Post, ABC News, CBS Boston
Conservationists plan to sue over right whale deaths
Cape Cod Times
quotes Mark Baumgartner