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News from

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

July 2014

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Robotic Reef

Katie Shamberger, assistant professor at Texas A&M University, checks the Remote Access Sampler (RAS) on Dongsha Atoll, a coral reef ecosystem in the South China Sea. The RAS is a robotic sampler that collect water samples on a programmed schedule to monitor changes in ocean chemistry, specifically pH, caused by internal waves. The project, led by WHOI scientist Anne Cohen, will provide new insights into the impact of ocean acidification on coral reef ecosystems worldwide. (Photo by Thomas DeCarlo, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

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Study Finds Emperor Penguin
in Peril

Scientists recommend the Emperor penguin be added to the endangered species list, saying the iconic animal may experience dramatic population declines in the next century due to climate change.

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How Do Phytoplankton Survive Scarcity of a Critical Nutrient?

Like all other life forms, phytoplankton

require phosphorus to carry out critical cellular activity, but in some parts of

the world’s ocean, the element is in

limited supply.

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Bringing Alvin Back on Board

Specially trained swimmers are key links between the sub and its support ship, Atlantis. Learn more in this video.

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Understanding the Ocean's Role in Greenland Glacier Melt

New research provides important data for future estimates of how fast the Greenland Ice Sheet will melt and how much ice mass will be lost.

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Think Sandy was Bad?
Think Again

East  Hampton Star

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Wearable Submarine to Hunt for 2000-year-old Computer

New Scientist

How Red Tide Knocks Out its Competition
Phys.org

Biomarkers May Determine How Long Oil Lingers in the Environment
Red Orbit

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Visit WHOI

There's plenty to do in Woods Hole this summer. From our free weekly lecture series, Science Made Public and the Peanut Butter Club, to walking tours and hands-on activities like the Splash Lab at the Ocean Science Exhibit Center, there's something for everyone at WHOI. Plan your visit today!

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