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  1. New #ScienceAdvances study shows how marine plankton responds to changing ocean conditions using lipidomics and data science tools ➡️ marum.de/en/How-marine-plankto
    Great #teamwork by #WHOI and @MARUM 🤝

  2. A new way to discover life in the #ocean’s #hadal zone whoi.edu/oceanus/feature/a-new

    "#HadalZone, depth ranging from 6,000 meters and deeper, is home to #animal life that is adapted to crushing pressure, inky blackness, and island-like habitats. Every species #scientists find can tell us more about where to look for life beyond our planet. We just need to catch them. That’s where #WHOI biologist Johanna Weston comes in... she’s designing a new sampler... the first rated for much deeper missions"

  3. A new way to discover life in the #ocean’s #hadal zone whoi.edu/oceanus/feature/a-new

    "#HadalZone, depth ranging from 6,000 meters and deeper, is home to #animal life that is adapted to crushing pressure, inky blackness, and island-like habitats. Every species #scientists find can tell us more about where to look for life beyond our planet. We just need to catch them. That’s where #WHOI biologist Johanna Weston comes in... she’s designing a new sampler... the first rated for much deeper missions"

  4. A new way to discover life in the #ocean’s #hadal zone whoi.edu/oceanus/feature/a-new

    "#HadalZone, depth ranging from 6,000 meters and deeper, is home to #animal life that is adapted to crushing pressure, inky blackness, and island-like habitats. Every species #scientists find can tell us more about where to look for life beyond our planet. We just need to catch them. That’s where #WHOI biologist Johanna Weston comes in... she’s designing a new sampler... the first rated for much deeper missions"

  5. A new way to discover life in the #ocean’s #hadal zone whoi.edu/oceanus/feature/a-new

    "#HadalZone, depth ranging from 6,000 meters and deeper, is home to #animal life that is adapted to crushing pressure, inky blackness, and island-like habitats. Every species #scientists find can tell us more about where to look for life beyond our planet. We just need to catch them. That’s where #WHOI biologist Johanna Weston comes in... she’s designing a new sampler... the first rated for much deeper missions"

  6. A new way to discover life in the #ocean’s #hadal zone whoi.edu/oceanus/feature/a-new

    "#HadalZone, depth ranging from 6,000 meters and deeper, is home to #animal life that is adapted to crushing pressure, inky blackness, and island-like habitats. Every species #scientists find can tell us more about where to look for life beyond our planet. We just need to catch them. That’s where #WHOI biologist Johanna Weston comes in... she’s designing a new sampler... the first rated for much deeper missions"