Posts by David Levin
eDNA Takes Center Stage
A new paper by Annette Govindarajan, a molecular ecologist with WHOI’s OTZ team, has been featured as the cover story…
Read MoreOTZ Team’s Science Informs Groundbreaking UN Treaty
After two decades of negotiations, diplomats at the United Nations have finalized the text for the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction…
Read MoreWhere the Weird Things Are
Spotlight: Zhaozhong Zhuang
MIT-WHOI Joint Program student Zhaozhong Zhuang (Lavery Lab) shares a laugh with the science crew aboard the R/V Armstrongin between…
Read MoreUnderwater “Tides” Could Affect Animals in the Twilight Zone
Acoustic data of migration through the twilight zone taken over several days. The large “U”-shaped lines represent diel vertical migration;…
Read MoreOTZ project featured at COP27
PhD student Ciara Willis presents research from the OTZ project at COP27’s Ocean Pavilion. In November 2022, the OTZ project…
Read MoreSpotlight: Di Jin
Economist and marine policy researcher Di Jin (Photo: ⓒ Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution) For Di Jin, economics is about far…
Read MoreOTZ at COP27
This year, the ocean will occupy a more prominent position than it ever has at any previous UN Climate Conference.…
Read MoreSetting Mesobot Free
How do you prepare a robot to dive autonomously in the big ocean—especially around moving research ships dangling miles of steel cable? Practice, practice, practice.
Read MoreWhere Does the Carbon Go?
Following the trail of marine snow with members of WHOI’s Café Thorium By Elise Hugus MIT-WHOI Joint Program Student Samantha…
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