In early July, the Caribbean experienced 165 mph winds as Category 5 Hurricane Beryl swept through the region. Beryl was unprecedented, becoming the Atlantic’s earliest forming Category 5 tropical cyclone…
Congratulations to Joe Gradone who was awarded the “Best Oceanography Talk” of the National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship 5th annual conference last week in New Orleans. Joe’s work…
Congratulations to Dr. Jackie Veatch on successfully defending her dissertation titled "Physical Drivers of Food Web Focusing in Marine Ecosystems".
The only way to visit Ken Able’s office is to traverse Great Bay Boulevard, a narrow, five-mile long road in Tuckerton that crosses a network of brackish tidal marshes via…
Members of Rutgers University Center for Ocean Observing Leadership (RUCOOL) hosted a data literacy workshop in Wilmington, North Carolina on June 2-5. Led in part by Janice McDonnell and Sage…
Sitting between Greenland and Svalbard is a deep-water passage that connects the Arctic Ocean with the Northern Atlantic to the south. Today this passage is best defined by the presence…
When one thinks of Antarctica, one imagines a vast landscape in shades of blinding white, ice and snow stretching as far as the eye can see. But to really consider…
RU39 and RU40 for the Spring RMI, and RU32 for NJDEP have been recovered by Brian, Jess, and Delphine aboard SeaTow on a nice sunny day in Atlantic City!
Last week, RUCOOL's high frequency radar team proudly sent Tim to the University of Southern Mississippi for the 13th Radiowave Operators Working Group (ROWG) meeting. This event was a fantastic opportunity…
The Rutgers 5 MHz HF radar station is operating again after a long hiatus. The site was taken down in 2021 to accommodate construction taking place at the site location.…