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Spotlight: Andone Lavery
Andone Lavery ©Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Andone Lavery got her start studying condensed matter physics—which she admits is an unusual…
Read MoreSpotlight: Annette Govindarajan
DNA detective—Genetic material in seawater provides WHOI biologist Annette Govindarajan with clues to investigate species in the ocean twilight zone.…
Read MoreHow we explore the Ocean Twilight Zone: Emma Cotter on broadband acoustics
WHOI post-doc Emma Cotter gave a virtual presentation recently to the Pacific Marine Energy Center describing how scientists like her…
Read MoreSpecialized camera system gives unprecedented view of twilight zone
With still so much to learn about the planktonic creatures that support the marine food web, scientists with the…
Read MoreExploring Deepwater Ecosystems with eDNA
Between September 23-27, 2019, a team of ocean scientists and engineers from WHOI and Lehigh University used NOAA’s research vessel…
Read MoreA Window into the Twilight Zone
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution oceanographer Andone Lavery and her team of scientists and engineers have created the ultimate tool for…
Read MoreDeploying an ocean robot VR 360˚ | Mesobot
You’re on deck to experience the launch of the autonomous underwater vehicle Mesobot from the research vessel Neil Armstrong to…
Read MoreTagging sharks to study the twilight zone
Former MIT-WHOI Joint Program graduate student and current University of Washington post-doc Camrin Braun and his team on the charter…
Read MoreSatellite Observes Massive Ocean Migration
Every night, under the cover of darkness, countless small sea creatures swim from the ocean depths to feed near…
Read MoreJellies of the Twilight Zone
Jellyfish have lived on earth more than 600 million years, and boast a diverse evolutionary history. Most jellyfish species live…
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