WHOI in the News
Endangered Right Whale Population Threatened
CapeCod.com
mentions WHOI
Endangered right whale population threatened by entanglements and dramatically declining birth rate
Science Daily
mentions WHOI
The Southern Ocean is getting less salty. Here’s what that could mean for the rest of the world
The Washinton Post
quotes Ted Maksym and mentions WHOI
Baby fish follow sounds of a healthy reef – but only when they’re close
Cosmos Magazine
quotes Max Kaplan and Aran Mooney
Learning to listen to dolphins
The Royal Gazette
mentions WHOI
Me and my drone: how automatons are changing research
Nature
quotes Peter Traykovski and mentions WHOI
Scientists Listen to Whales to Learn How to Protect Them
The Wall Street Journal
quotes Mark Baumgartner and mentions WHOI
Deep waters
The Economist
mentions WHOI and Nereus
Marine scientists listen to the sounds coral reefs
UPI (United Press International)
quotes Max Kaplan and Aran Mooney
Sunken Treasures: The Curious Science of 7 Famous Shipwrecks
Live Science
mentions WHOI in a few of the stories
A tour of the solar system’s ocean worlds
The Washington Post
quotes Chris German and mentions WHOI
Ocean Tech Aims To Inspire Young Women
Bernews
highlights Amy Kukulya and mentions WHOI
NTSB: El Faro audio includes captain’s abandon ship order
Cape Cod Times
mentions WHOI
Moore Foundation Gives WHOI $250,000 for Ocean Research
CapeCod.com
mentions WHOI
Top scientists tell Chile salmon industry to use satellites, robots to beat algal bloom
Undercurrent News
quotes Don Anderson and mentions WHOI
Female champions of science
The Royal Gazette
mentions Amy Kukulya and WHOI
A Robot Buoy That Saves Whales From Boat Strikes
The Atlantic
quotes Mark Baumgartner and mentions WHOI
Two invasive species take root in Farm Pond in Oak Bluffs
Martha's Vineyard Times
quotes Mary Carman and mentions WHOI
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution introduces innovative wind-turbine monitor
Windpower Engineering
quotes Paul Fucile and mentions WHOI
ROCK STAR: Green Valley geochemist still pushing research forward
Green Valley News
mentions WHOI
WHOI Recognized In Nature Index
CapeCod.com
mentions WHOI
Oldest vertebrate? Greenland sharks may live for 400 years, say scientists
The Christian Science Monitor
quotes Simon Thorrold and mentions WHOI
A 400-year-old shark? Greenland shark could be Earth’s longest-lived vertebrate
Los Angeles Times
quotes Simon Thorrold
Greenland sharks could be the world’s longest-living vertebrates
Mashable
quotes Simon Thorrold