Congratulations to Elizabeth Sikes
Congratulations to Elizabeth Sikes who has been elected to the position of Vice president of the Geochemical Society. The position of vice president is an executive position on the governing…
Antarctic Long-Term Ecological Research site turns 30
The Long-Term Ecological Research site at Palmer Station, Antarctica, celebrates its 30th field season this year. Thanks to this long-running research program, scientists have consistently tracked environmental changes taking place…
US sea levels will rise rapidly in the next 30 years, new report shows
(CNN) -- A new report provides an alarming forecast for the US: Sea level will rise as much in the next 30 years as it did in the past 100…
Sam Coakley is a Master!
Congratulations to RUCOOL grad student Sam Coakley on successfully completing his Masters defense entitled “The evolution of a stratified upper ocean under tropical cyclone forcing.” Sam will be moving on…
Lauren Cook
My interest in the marine world stemmed from a childhood in the Tidewater region of Virginia and family trips to neighboring North Carolinian beaches. There was nothing more thrilling to…
Rutgers Unveils New Palmer LTER Website
The National Science Foundation has funded RUCOOL to update their Palmer Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) Website. The Palmer LTER study area is located to the west of the Antarctic Peninsula…
Graduate Student Adventures in Antarctica
Rutgers has been participating in the National Science Foundation’s Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) project at Palmer Station Antarctica for over 30 years. During the fall of 2021, graduate students Quintin…
Congratulations to Dr. Schuyler Nardelli for successfully defending her dissertation
Congratulations to Dr. Schuyler Nardelli on defending her PhD thesis entitled "Seasonal dynamics of plankton ecology in coastal Antarctica." Schuyler will be moving on to a Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship…
New NSF Award for Lagrangian transport and patchiness of buoyant material in estuarine systems
Collaborative Research: Lagrangian transport and patchiness of buoyant material in estuarine systems. Physical Oceanography. NSF Physical Oceanography with University of Delaware. Total Budget $866,850. Rutgers $292,300. March 2022-Feb 2025 Understanding…
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