Articles by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

These findings challenge the paradigm that CDA-based materials persist in the ocean for decades

Mesobot greatly expands scientists' ability to observe creatures in their habitat with minimal disturbance

Research shows that two species of forams demonstrated great metabolic versatility to flourish in hypoxic and anoxic sediments where there is little or no dissolved oxygen

New research puts an economic value on the benefit of research to improve knowledge of the biological carbon pump and reduce the uncertainty of ocean carbon sequestration estimates

A comparison of protected and impacted reefs in Cuba and Florida Keys

Researchers have devised a way to accurately estimate the weight of free-living whales using only aerial images taken by drones

Knowing exactly how such carbon becomes locked away in rock and sediments could help explain why the mixture of gases in the atmosphere has remained stable for so long

Historical cooling periods are still playing out in the deep Pacific

This could be especially important for understanding the species, since relatively little is known about their social behavior

Elevated levels of radioactive cesium-137 were found in sands and brackish groundwater beneath beaches up to 60 miles away