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Royal Celebration

Royal Celebration

In 1961 WHOI research vessel the Chain hosted Monaco’s royal family for Thanksgiving dinner. R/V Chain made port in Monaco during the American holiday and Prince Rainer and Princess Grace […]

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Happy Holidays

Happy Holidays

On a warm December day, members of the WHOI staff and their families gathered at Meteor House on the Woods Hole Campus to celebrate the holidays with new President and […]

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Don’t Worry, Merry Christmas

Don't Worry, Merry Christmas

During a 2006 cruise aboard R/V Atlantis that lasted over Christmas, someone celebrated the holiday with a message painted on the side of the submersible Alvin. The note taped below the […]

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Holiday Traditions

Holiday Traditions

Each year in mid-December the WHOI Jingle Bell Joggers take it upon themselves to spread holiday cheer throughout the Institution. An energetic and intrepid group dons their elf hats and […]

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Fertile Reef

Fertile Reef

A spine-cheek anemonefish (Premnas biaculeatus), or maroon clownfish, swims along a coral reef in Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea. As part of an international collaboration, WHOI biologist Simon Thorrold and […]

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Arctic or Bust

Arctic or Bust

Arctic researchers often launch their expeditions from Svalbard, Norway, where this statue of Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen, the first person to reach both poles, provides inspiration. WHOI biologist Cabell […]

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Watching Ice

Watching Ice

WHOI engineer Jeff O’Brien attaches an upward looking sonar (ULS) onto a mooring to prepare it for deployment earlier in 2015 as part […]

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Coral RATS

Coral RATS

WHOI geologist Pat Lohmann and MIT-WHOI Joint Program graduate student Tom DeCarlo deploy the RATS ( Read More

Brave New Dive

Brave New Dive

A diver prepares to enter the waters of Vinyard Haven, Mass., from the USS Tringa in the summer of 1947. Divers at the time wore lead boots so they could […]

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Ice Watch

Ice Watch

An art installation in Paris at the COP 21 climate conference presents a reminder of the importance of the ocean in Earth’s climate. “Ice Watch,” created by the Icelandic artist […]

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Ready to Fly

Ready to Fly

Chilly conditions in Woods Hole in early 2015 provided ideal conditions for engineer Ken Decoteau to do engineering runs of a Slocum glider in advance of its deployment in […]

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Jaguar on the Seamount

Jaguar on the Seamount

On a recent trip Panama’s Coiba National Park led by WHOI biologist Jesús Pineda, AUV specialist Jeff Anderson and WHOI postdoctoral scholar Yogi Girdhar (left to right) deployed the SeaBED-class […]

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Briefing in Tokyo

Briefing in Tokyo

In Tokyo, Japan this October, WHOI scientist Ken Buesseler and Japanese colleagues briefed US Ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy about radioactivity levels and sources in the ocean near the […]

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Old As Ice

Old As Ice

This image of a blue iceberg, calved off a glacier, was captured on a recent research trip to waters off Greenland. Its striking color indicates that the ice in it […]

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