June 13, 2025 — New Brunswick, NJ The Rutgers University Masters of Operational Oceanography (MOO) program hosted a guest lecture this week by Jackie Veatch, an oceanographer and researcher specializing…
Students pursuing their Masters in Operational Oceanography (MOO) recently undertook a field trip to Sea Bright, New Jersey, where they inspected high-frequency (HF) radar stations critical for real-time monitoring of…
Living seawalls can offer some of the benefits of living shorelines Armoring shorelines with hardened substances protects the shore, but it generally does not offer the benefits of nature-based alternatives…
Yesterday was the Rutgers graduate school graduation and very exciting was the chance to celebrate some of Marine Science students. Congrats to three of our recent PhD graduates who took…
The Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences’ Immersive Learning through Science Storytelling Lab has been honored by the New Jersey State Senate in a joint legislative resolution that describes…
With a storied past and an uncertain future, this tale of the relationship between a research vessel and her home port provokes speculation, but relies on science and planning for…
RUCOOL welcomed visitors from OCEANTECH this week. Lab Researcher Nicole Waite (center) provided an overview of Rutgers glider operations to Mr. Daniel Hong (left) and Dr. Taejun Moh (right). OCEANTECH…
Dr. Hugh Roarty from RUCOOL visited CODAR Ocean Sensors to discuss HF radar technology and the state of ocean observing. CODAR has been an industry partner of RUCOOL dating back…
Dr. Hugh Roarty, a leading expert in coastal resilience and ocean observation, presented the transformative role of High-Frequency (HF) radar technology in improving flood predictions for urban estuaries like New…
When Hurricane Beryl churned toward the Caribbean Sea last summer, Leah Hopson knew she had an exceptional opportunity. The doctoral student in oceanography at Rutgers was remotely piloting a robotic…