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At 50, Alvin Gets an Extreme Makeover

At 50, Alvin Gets an Extreme Makeover

The deep-sea research submersible Alvin returned to service in March 2014 after undergoing an historic overhaul that significantly enhanced its capabilities.

Rebuilding Alvin: Humphris & Strickrott

Rebuilding Alvin: Humphris & Strickrott

Now that the newly upgraded Alvin has resumed operations, a pilot and scientist describe how some of the new features of the submersible are changing the way they are using the vehicle.

WHOI Scientists Garner Awards in 2013

WHOI Scientists Garner Awards in 2013

As the year 2013 ends, we profile scientists who recently received awards and recognition for their work.

A Long Voyage to Get a New Ship

A Long Voyage to Get a New Ship

On a cold, blustery day in April 1997, hundreds of people swarmed Iselin Dock at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) to welcome Atlantis into the nation’s oceanographic research fleet. Politicians and other government officials lined […]

Turning Carbon Dioxide Gas into Rock

Turning Carbon Dioxide Gas into Rock

WHOI Scientists Provide Congressional Testimony

WHOI Scientists Provide Congressional Testimony

Susan Humphris, chair of the Geology and Geophysics Department, testified May 4, 2006,  before the House Committee on Resources, one of several WHOI scientists to appear this spring before members of Congress or their staff.

Humphris […]