On tour with the Northeast Fisheries Science Center
We just got back from a whirlwind tour of labs from Massachusetts to New Jersey for a video series showcasing the awesome work happening at NOAA’s Northeast Fisheries Science Center.
Ocean Acidification in Our Backyards
To those of us in the Northeast, climate change can seem like an abstract idea. Sure, we’re surrounded by water− but sea level is rising by the millimeter. And yes, of course there are crazy storms and flooding− but who … Continued
Alvin Turns 50
Coming from Woods Hole, it’s easy to take the cool deep-ocean research taking place in our backyards for granted. Oh yeah, James Cameron regularly consults with local engineers on the vehicle that took him to the Mariana Trench. Ground-breaking, ocean-moving … Continued
Water Connects Us All: Raising Awareness for APCC
It’s not often that we get the excuse to go to the beach… for work. But, when duty calls, we jump at the opportunity. We spent a recent afternoon at the Great Sippewissett Marsh in West Falmouth, collecting time lapses of … Continued
Putting SharkCam Into Context
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Discovery Channel’s Shark Week puts Cape Cod’s infamous shark population into the national spotlight. Tourists flock to the beaches in Chatham, while millions tune in to get their fix. On August 5, researchers from our neck of the Woods (Hole), were featured … Continued
Turning Disaster Into Gold … for Science
It’s May 2012. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution researcher Ruth Curry is on the brink of discovery. Her quest to figure out how water circulates in the deep ocean is nearly complete – all she needs to do is recover the … Continued
On Location With Lacrosse Star Paul Rabil
A thousand miles and dozens of Red Bulls later, we’re still spinning from a whirlwind commercial shoot in Baltimore with lacrosse star Paul Rabil! Though just a few weeks ago we weren’t aware that there’s such a thing as Major … Continued