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Everybody has a unique place in the world, a job to do, a niche to fill. When you are a…
With a cool ocean breeze under a cloudless sky, children weave small sailboats through the channel. Larger boats scurry out…
In 2003, Stacy DeRuiter arrived as a graduate student at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), where a new device developed…
Why would I choose to spend my years in graduate school up to my elbows in foul-smelling whale blubber? To…
A parade of schoolmaster snapper swims by me, their neon yellow fins directing traffic. Echoing in the background is the…
Matt Mazloff fishes out a postcard. It’s a simulated aerial view of the bottom of the world, with Antarctica in…
On a warm, tranquil evening this summer, Falmouth resident Annette Hynes took a friend down to Wood Neck Beach. It…
Just beneath the tranquil, clear waters of the tropical Caribbean, unseen by all but a few keen-eyed divers, two foes…
When you spend 40 days on a ship in the South Atlantic, enduring equipment failures, icebergs, and the occasional surly…
The sound of boots crunching on brick-red gravel filled the thin Antarctic air. Three scientists—geologists from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution…
