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Bill Jenkins Wins Prestigious Ewing Medal

DECEMBER 30, 2010 Bill Jenkins, WHOI senior scientist in Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry and director of the National Ocean Sciences Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Facility (NOSAMS), was awarded the American Geophysical […]

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WHOI Returns to the Titanic

Nearly 25 years after WHOI first discovered the final resting place of the RMS Titanic, researchers will this week return to the site to conduct the first comprehensive survey of […]

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WHOI in Times Square

July 15, 2010

At WHOI, we are committed to understanding our planet’s one and only ocean. So committed that we’re taking our message to the streets—and where better to do that […]

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Air France Flight 447 Updates

WHOI-Led Team Locates Wreckage of Air France 447

The WHOI-led team searching in the Atlantic Ocean for the wreckage of Air France flight 447, which crashed in 2009, has confirmed locating […]

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Don Anderson, Holding Back Red Tide

JUNE 29, 2007

The ocean is teeming with plants, and most of them are good for marine animals and the planet as a whole. But as with anything in life, it […]

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Christopher Reddy, Marine Chemist

Chris Reddy

Oil spills are terrible for the environment, but they also provide an excellent opportunity to study how the ocean and its ecosystems respond to extreme events. Most people see a […]

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