WHOI in the News
Moore Foundation Gives WHOI $250,000 for Ocean Research
mentions WHOI
Top scientists tell Chile salmon industry to use satellites, robots to beat algal bloom
quotes Don Anderson and mentions WHOI
Female champions of science
mentions Amy Kukulya and WHOI
A Robot Buoy That Saves Whales From Boat Strikes
quotes Mark Baumgartner and mentions WHOI
Two invasive species take root in Farm Pond in Oak Bluffs
quotes Mary Carman and mentions WHOI
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution introduces innovative wind-turbine monitor
quotes Paul Fucile and mentions WHOI
ROCK STAR: Green Valley geochemist still pushing research forward
mentions WHOI
WHOI Recognized In Nature Index
mentions WHOI
Oldest vertebrate? Greenland sharks may live for 400 years, say scientists
quotes Simon Thorrold and mentions WHOI
A 400-year-old shark? Greenland shark could be Earth’s longest-lived vertebrate
quotes Simon Thorrold
Greenland sharks could be the world’s longest-living vertebrates
quotes Simon Thorrold
Seafloor Miners Poised to Cut into an Invisible Frontier
mentions WHOi and Nereus
Mysterious Greenland Shark May Live Hundreds of Years, Scientists Say
quotes Simon Thorrold
At 400-years old, could this shark be the oldest vertebrate on the planet?
quotes Simon Thorrold
Yes, Some Greenland Sharks Are Old, but 400 Years Old?!
quotes Simon Thorrold
Online Marine Mammal Archive Receives Visitors From Around World
Article about the Watkins Marine Mammal Sound Database also features Laela Sayigh
Sizing Up the Tsunami Threat
article features research on the R/V Neil Armstrong, and mentions Rob Evans, Dan Lizarralde, and TowCam
Investigators Recover El Faro Data Recorder
mentions WHOI
‘Black box’ from doomed ship recovered
mentions WHOI’s work locating the data recorder
The Quest for the Moho
ran the Oceanus article on Henry Dick’s work
WHOI Teams up With Local Fishermen to Track Blue, Mako Sharks
quotes Camrin Braun and mentions WHOI
Shipboard Science: It’s All About Collaboration This Week
mentions Dan Fornari and WHOI
Early Career Scientist Cruise
Things That Go Blink in the Night
quotes Paul Faucile and mentions WHOI
Uncovering New York’s Biggest Musical Act: Whales
interview with Mark Baumgartner