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July 16, 2003

MIT designed systems navigate and map shipwrecks in deep seas

July 16, 2003

The U.S. Navy bathyscaphe Trieste under tow, en route to a deep water dive in the Pacific on Sept. 15, 1959. Commander Walsh said the vessel flew both the American and Swiss flags to symbolize the joint venture.

Deep-sea pioneer dives into history

March 19, 2003

Mattie Thomson (center, in white jacket), skipper of the F/V Striker, took school children out on his fishing boat to teach them about marine ecology and a fisherman's life, as part of Adopt-a-Boat, a program coordinated by MIT Sea Grant.

'Adopt-a-Boat' links fishermen and educators

December 18, 2002

Ocean engineering graduate student Joshua Wilson (left) and Associate Professor Nicholas Makris display a hydrophone that can be used to record sound associated with high winds.

MIT team hopes to listen for hurricanes from the sea floor

October 30, 2002

Adopt-a-Boat links fishermen and educators

October 11, 2002

Nominations open for Doherty Professorship

October 2, 2002

Schmidt to act as head of ocean engineering

September 11, 2002

The six-foot-long ORCA-V has two main thrusters at the side and two vertical thrusters at the bow and stern. There are two main dry compartments in the sub; the top one contains a computer that controls the sub, while the bottom one contains the batteries and the motor drivers.

Student sub waves aside competition

September 11, 2002

Deep sea conference begins Friday

April 24, 2002

Oceans at risk if policy tool not restricted, researcher says

October 24, 2001

MIT prof: Oceans at risk if policy tool not restricted

October 18, 2001

Professor Martin Polz of civil and environmental engineering and graduate student Janelle Thompson analyze water samples in a CDCE machine.

Group uses molecular techniques to study marine pathogens

September 26, 2001

Professor Nicholas Makris (second from right, standing) holds an acoustic sensor that his lab is developing. His research group hopes the sensor will help scientists learn whether there is a liquid ocean under the ice of Jupiter's moon Europa. The group includes (left to right) Sunwoong Lee, Purnima Ratilal, Josh Wilson, Michele Zanolin and Yi-San Lai (both seated at table), and Aaron Thode

MIT researchers seek ocean on Jupiter's moon through its sounds

June 4, 2001

New fishery targets scientific data

March 14, 2001

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