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Plumbing the Plume That Created Samoa

Plumbing the Plume That Created Samoa

November 20, 2007

Matthew […]

Eavesdropping on Whales' Mealtime Conversation

Eavesdropping on Whales’ Mealtime Conversation

August 9, 2007

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What Does It Take To Break a Whale?

What Does It Take To Break a Whale?

June 20, 2007

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Current Events off Antarctica

Current Events off Antarctica

March 15, 2007

The […]

Young Pup Teaches an Old Robot New Tricks

Young Pup Teaches an Old Robot New Tricks

February 21, 2007

Mike […]

A Rare Glimpse Into the Ocean's Crust

A Rare Glimpse Into the Ocean’s Crust

November 6, 2006

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A Laser Light in the Ocean Depths

A Laser Light in the Ocean Depths

June 19, 2006

Graduate student Anna Michel is adapting laser technology to the murky fluid environment and crushing pressures at depths of 11,000 feet. The goal is to develop an instrument that can directly measure the many elements spewing from hydrothermal vents just as they emerge from Earth?s crust.

Graduate Student Discovers an Unusual New Species

Graduate Student Discovers an Unusual New Species

February 10, 2006

Sheri […]

Scientific (and Surfing) Safari

Scientific (and Surfing) Safari

October 24, 2005

Eric […]

Meet the Class of 2005-2007

Meet the Class of 2005-2007

August 26, 2005

Nine U.S. Navy officers are pursuing graduate degrees in the MIT/WHOI Joint Program in Oceanography/Applied Ocean Science and Engineering through a special arrangement between the institutions.