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Scientists have known for many years that the phytoplankton Alexandrium fundyense is the cause of the harmful algae blooms that occur to varying severity each spring and summer along the coastal Gulf of Maine, sometimes extending as far south as Cape...

Deadline: 16 May 2014 Open to: international journalists, writers, producers, and editors working for print, broadcast, radio, and Internet Fellowship: travel allowance, as well as room and board for one week Description The Woods...

WOODS HOLE — The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and the town of Falmouth have won a $500,000 grant from the state’s Seaport Economic Council to fund the early plans to replace WHOI’s Iselin Dock, a key piece of infrastructure for the world-renowned...

Alas, poor Nereus, we hardly knew thee. RIP 2008-2014. (Woods Hole image) The ROV Nereus, one of the world’s deepest diving vessels, operated by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) from the USNS Thomas G. Thompson, (T-AGOR-23), was lost...

A tiny sailboat built by a high school senior from Waterford, CT has successfully traveled thousands of miles from the coast of Cape Cod across the Atlantic to Ireland. Waterford High School student Kaitlyn Dow built the boat last spring as a project...