'Lethal Tides: Mary Sears And The Marine Scientists Who Helped Win World War II' By Catherine Musemeche

Our community’s treasured association with Mary Sears (1905-1997) began in 1931 when she joined the staff at the newly built Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution to work with Dr. Henry Bryant

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