Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Tag, You're It

WHOI biologist and Marine Mammal Center director Michael Moore recently traveled to New Zealand to study the sperm whales off the coast of the Kaikoura Peninsula. Team members of the team deployed in small boats from the research vessel Alucia and used a long carbon fiber pole to place non-invasive digital tags (Dtags) that record the movements and sounds of individual whales. (Photo by Luis Lamar, Advanced Imaging & Visualization Lab, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution under New Zealand Department of Conservation Permit 35604-MAR)

Morss Colloquium: Fukushima & the Ocean 

Live webcast Thursday, May 9, 6:30 - 9:00 p.m.

Special bilingual issue of Oceanus magazine.

Rebuilding Alvin

A series on the people reassembling the iconic sub, in their own words.

Call issued for nationwide U.W. marine biodiversity monitoring network

Scientists Map Swirling Ocean Eddies for Clues to Climate Change
Wired

The Challenges of Disaster Follow-up Research
Livng Lab, WCAI

Ten Years Later, Echos of Bouchard Oils Still Felt
South Coast Today

Decoding the Mystery Fish

Four WHOI researchers participate in a landmark genetic study on the coelacanth, a primitive lobe finned fish that existed for more than 400 million years.

Research Enables Fisherman to Harvest Lucrative Shellfish on Georges Bank

TeamWHOI: Race for Research

TeamWHOI is recruiting runners for the Falmouth Road Race on August 11. Contact Adrianne Wallace at 508-289-2982 for details.