Cliff Winget, left, and Charles Willauer, a Northeastern University co-op student, work on the HEBBLE (High-Energy Benthic Boundary Layer Experiment) water tunnel in 1983. The pipe was part of a gigantic structure called SeaDuct, intended to gather data and samples from sediments and the water just above them. Cliff, known as an innovative and resourceful engineer, managed the construction. (Photo by Shelley Dawicki)

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