Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Return to Antikythera

WHOI scientist Brendan Foley is co-leading an international project  near the Greek island of Antikythera to explore one of the richest ancient shipwrecks ever discovered. The team is using a suite of instruments, including an Exosuit, as part of the first official expedition to the site since 1976.

» Learn about the Exosuit in Oceanus Magazine.

» Visit the website for more about the expedition.

WHOI Scientists Receive $1 Mill Grant from the MacArthur Fdn

Four scientists will develop science-based climate change adaptation solutions for coastal communities. 

Proteomics Reveal Ocean's
Inner Workings

An emerging biomedical technique is helping ocean scientists learn how single-celled marine organisms and ecosystems operate.

Summer of Science 2014

Learn about this year's cohort of fellows in WHOI's Summer Student Fellowship Program.

Sharks in Acidic Waters
Avoid the Smell of Food

Phys.org

Alvin 50th Celebration Highlights Essential Research

The Maritime Executive

Updated 'Whale Alert' App Invites Public to Contribute to Protection of West Coast Whales

TMCnet

Why We Should be Paying More Attention to Methane

WCAI

Eyes in the Deep

Duke University graduate student Nick Foukai recovers a CTD rosette during a recent cruise on R/V Knorr in the North Atlantic. A team led by WHOI physical oceanographer Bob Pickart was there as part of an international project to get a better picture of how ocean circulation in the North Atlantic is governed by global climate. READ MORE

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