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MIT/WHOI Joint Program student Stephanie Waterman was interviewed about her research for an audio slide show produced by Ari Daniel Shapiro, a recent Joint Program graduate. Stephanie researched the Gulf Stream and Kuroshio for her doctoral thesis. She is heading to the UK for postdoctoral work.
Noxious Corals, Flippered Robots, and 'Talkative' Bacteria
Oceanus Volume 47, Number 1, 2008
Eleven MIT/WHOI Joint Program graduate students describe their scientific pursuits in this issue.
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