Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering Department Highlighted Research Email to a Friend Oceanus Magazine Articles November 23, 2005 Action, Camera ... Lights New deep-sea “light post” illuminates the ocean's perpetual night » View article from Oceanus Magazine November 18, 2005 Scientists Find a New Twist in How Squids Swim In real life, squids behave differently than they do in theory » View article from Oceanus Magazine September 1, 2005 An Experiment to Dye For Researchers trace movement of water using airborne laser » View article from Oceanus Magazine August 27, 2005 An Officer and a Graduate Student Long-standing MIT/WHOI program offers master's degrees to naval officers » View article from Oceanus Magazine August 18, 2005 At the River's End WHOI scientists explore the complex dynamics in estuaries » View article from Oceanus Magazine July 15, 2005 Red Tide—Gone for Now, But Back Next Year? WHOI researchers extend investigations of the Alexandrium bloom of 2005 and look for signs of future trouble » View article from Oceanus Magazine June 1, 2005 Seeing Red in New England Waters WHOI researchers detect a massive bloom of algae before it hits the coast » View article from Oceanus Magazine March 29, 2005 Building a Tsunami Warning Network Preparing for the next big wave is only partly about science » View article from Oceanus Magazine March 29, 2005 What Could a Tsunami Network Look Like in the Future? WHOI engineers develop the next generation of ocean monitoring technologies » View article from Oceanus Magazine WHOI News Releases July 29, 2005 WHOI Scientists and Engineers Explore "Lost City" in the Atlantic WHOI biologist goes to sea in a new way, using technology first envisioned more than 15 years ago. » View news release June 8, 2005 Scientists Map Ocean Floor Near Palmer Station in Antarctica With inflatable boats and an underwater robot, a research team makes the first new chart of Antarctic waters in 50 years. » View news release May 26, 2005 WHOI Scientists Monitor Largest Red Tide Outbreak in 12 Years in Massachusetts Bay Faced with a "perfect storm" of red tide, WHOI scientists share data quickly with public health officials. » View news release April 29, 2005 Salty Staircase in the Atlantic Provides Clues to Ocean Mixing Although scientists have known about salt fingers since 1960, when they were discovered at WHOI, they have not understood their role in ocean mixing and the ability of the ocean to absorb heat, carbon dioxide and pollutants from the atmosphere. Results of a new experiment may change all that. » View news release April 1, 2005 WHOI Establishes Award to Recognize Contributions of Navy Admiral, Oceanographer A former Oceanographer of the Navy and Rear Admiral who headed Marine Operations at WHOI has been honored with the establishment of a fellowship, presented for the first time to an Navy student. » View news release

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