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Monster hurricanes reached U.S. during prehistoric periods of ocean warming

March 3, 2015

HouseNOSAMS’ clients Jeff Donnelly and Andrea Hawkes of prehistoric hurricanes shows the intensity and frequency of hurricanes the U.S. could experience could intensify as ocean temperatures increase with climate change. Read More…

New study finds extreme longevity in white sharks

January 13, 2014

SharkThis article from phys.org highlights MIT/WHOI joint program student Li Ling Hamady student uses radiocarbon dating in to show Great White sharks grow much slower and live significantly longer than previously thought.

What is That Sticking Out of the Sand?

July 30, 2013

A joint product of Woods Hole Sea Grant and Cape Cod Cooperative Extension, “What is that sticking out of the sand?” by Christopher Maio and Greg Berman describes “new” discoveries exposed thanks to coastal storms and erosion. Members of NOSAMS were able to be a part of this project.

Tracking Carbon in the Arctic Ocean

May 22, 2012

Check out this great article from Astrobiology Magazine featuring David Griffith (with support from NOSAMS) conducts a study to measure carbon at various depths in the Arctic Ocean.