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IMAGE OF THE
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Scientists and crew on
board R/V
Knorr enjoy a sign of good weather to come while deploying a string
of pumps over the side during a recent GEOTRACES cruise. (Photo by Brett Longworth, Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution)
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FROM OCEANUS
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The current
issue of Oceanus magazine features stories written by MIT/WHOI Joint
Program students. Read about path-breaking oceanographic research
from the eyes of those in the field and the lab.
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WHOI IN THE NEWS |
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A new study by
a WHOI-led team analyzes levels of radioactivity discharged into the ocean from
the Fukushima Dai-Ichi plant in the first four months after the
accident.
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More WHOI
in the news:
The Deep-Sea Find that Changed Biology
NPR
Challenging
Science Stereotypes with Science on Ice
National Geographic
Disappearing Eelgrass Called Canary In Declining Salt
Ponds
Martha's Vineyard
Gazette
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NEWS FROM WHOI |
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On December 7, Joseph Pedlosky (left) and Henry Dick received two of the most prestigious awards offered by the American Geophysical Union.
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THE OCEAN INSTITUTES |
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Since 2001, a set of moored
instruments and repeated research cruises across the Gulf Stream
have helped form an unprecedented view of ocean circulation in part of the
North Atlantic.
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GET
INVOLVED |
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Friends of WHOI recently joined
Director Susan K. Avery and Senior Scientist Susan Humphris on an expedition to
one of the world's most beautiful wildlife sanctuaries on South Georgia
Island.
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