The Retreat captures the perspectives of scientists as rising sea levels threaten a Rutgers research site Marine scientists in Tuckerton, N.J., are witnessing firsthand how rising ocean waters will one…
New Brunswick, N.J. — November 4, 2025 — Students in Rutgers University’s Masters in Operational Oceanography (MOO) program recently welcomed Austin Heimark, Sales & Partnerships at Surfline, for an engaging…
Colleen Brust and Caitlin McGarigal from the NJ Research and Monitoring Initiative came to tour the Haskin Shellfish Research Lab Aquaculture facilitates (Cape Shore Laboratory and Aquaculture Innovation Center) to see…
Photo caption: Crew members haul a derelict blue crab trap out of the Chesapeake Bay. Photo Credit: Jordan Salafie; Oyster Recovery Partnership A total of $149,168 was awarded to Principal…
Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences (SEBS) recently welcomed students from the prestigious Governor’s STEM Scholars program for an immersive day of scientific exploration and sustainability-focused learning. The program…
Autonomous underwater robots can provide valuable information for predicting ocean currents and weather patterns during hurricanes and other harsh conditions. The problem is that these same conditions make it hard…
Oct. 16, 2025 New study finds large fluctuations in sea level occurred throughout the last ice age, a significant shift in understanding of past climate By Michelle Klampe,…
Rutgers University is proud to welcome PhD student Jonay Suárez-Ramírez as a visiting scholar this fall. Jonay joins us from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, where he…
On Friday, October 17, 2025, students from the M.S. in Operational Oceanography (MOO) program proudly represented their program, department, and Rutgers University at Stockton University’s Coast Day event. Held at…
An underwater vehicle named Redwing will be launched in a Teledyne Marine-Rutgers project to collect data for ocean science and weather forecasting Guided by the rhythms of the sea and the…