WHOI in the News
Coast Guard hearing on El Faro sinking begins Tuesday
Bangor Daily News
mentions WHOI
WHOI research vessel Knorr to find new home in Mexico
Cape Cod Times
mentions WHOI
Second deep-sea search planned for evidence from wreckage of El Faro
Portland Press Herald
mentions WHOI
WHOI to Assist in Latest Search of El Faro Wreckage
CapeCod.com
mentions WHOI
SHIPWRECK WHOI tapped for El Faro dive
Cape Cod Times
quotes Andy Bowen and mentions WHOI
Massachusetts Scientist Tries To Drill Into The Earth’s Mantle
WBUR Boston's NPR
interview with Henry Dick
NTSB to Launch Second Search for El Faro’s VDR
World Martime News
mentions WHOI
10 Recently Discovered Animals With Amazing Features
List Verse
mentions Sal Cerchio and WHOI
R/V Knorr To Set Sail For Its New Home In Mexico
The Falmouth Enterprise
mentions WHOI
Satellites Could Help Discover Modern and Ancient Shipwrecks
Scientific American
quotes Brendan Foley and mentions WHOI
Search for El Faro black box will resume off Bahamas
Miami Herald
mentions WHOI
Search for El Faro VDR On Again
The Maritime Executive
mentions WHOI
Marine Biological Laboratory celebrates Black History Month
Martha's Vineyard Times
mentions WHOI
Ocean’s plastics offer a floating fortress to a mess of microbes
Science News
features Tracy Mincer and mentions WHOI
Countries Embrace New Rules to Limit Airline Emissions
Climate Central
mentions WHOI
New Whale Species, and New Ways to Study Them All
WCAI
interview with Sal Cerchio
mentions WHOI
NOAA issues climate warning for scallops
South Coast Today
mentions WHOI
Richard P. Von Herzen, Explorer of Earth’s Undersea Furnaces, Dies at 85
The New York Times
mentions WHOI
John Wyatt, 69; pioneered retinal prosthetics at MIT
The Boston Globe
mentions WHOI
Necropsies aim to reveal secrets of stranded turtles
Cape Cod Times
mentions WHOI
Can animals thrive without oxygen?
(e) science news
pick up of WHOI news release
featuring Joan Bernhard and Ginny Edgcomb
Through the ocean darkly
Adjacent Government
article by Carol Anne Clayson
Ocean glider used to record marine mammals in Arctic
The Bristol Bay Times
quotes Mark Baumgartner and mentions WHOI
Sorry, Oxygen-Free Animals Don’t Exist After All
Gizmodo
