Boston Ocean Day
We had a blast at Boston Ocean Day, the first event of its kind in our oceanfront state capital! As part of a three-day forum on ocean exploration, this free, day-long event featured talks and films at the IMAX theater … Continued
Project TurtleCam’s First Day
We got the call in the afternoon, and were all ready to go by sunrise the next morning: Project TurtleCam‘s first mission, to tag and track leatherback turtles as they migrate through Nantucket Sound! Thanks to a roaring start to … Continued
Crowdsourcing Science: WHOI’s TurtleCam
We’re super psyched to be collaborating with WHOI engineer Amy Kukulya, of SharkCam fame, and Kara Dodge, a leatherback turtle expert who’s bridging the gap between WHOI and NOAA. Amy and Kara are teaming up to use an autonomous underwater … 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
The Icebot Emerges
We’re super thrilled to have our Icebot video hosted on the National Science Foundation’s Science 360 website this week, not long after its premiere on WHOI.edu. The video gives viewers a unique view into the challenges of doing science in … Continued