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Read more about the article Corals Can Grow “Bones” In Acidic Water

Corals Can Grow “Bones” In Acidic Water

Climate change is a big problem for corals, the colony-forming animals that provide a home to an estimated 25% of marine life. Ocean acidification in particular, caused as the ocean…

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Mesohux 2017 Bergen, Norway

Kim Thamatrakoln and Kay Bidle, with some of their students and post docs, as well as scientists from other universities, are currently running a mesocosm experiment at the University of…

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Read more about the article Congratulations Class of 2017!

Congratulations Class of 2017!

On May 15, friends and families came together to celebrate the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences' Class of 2017 convocation. Over 750 degrees were awared and the ceremony was…

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Read more about the article RUCOOL Gains New Jersey Senate Recognition

RUCOOL Gains New Jersey Senate Recognition

The Rutgers University Center for Ocean Observing Leadership, also known as RUCOOL, was commended in Senate Resolution SCR-144 by the New Jersey Senate Environment and Energy Committee on March 13…

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Read more about the article Rutgers Marine Science at Delaware Estuary Science Summit

Rutgers Marine Science at Delaware Estuary Science Summit

Rutgers Marine Sciences was well represented at the recent Delaware Estuary Science Summit in Cape May, NJ. Ben Horton was an invited keynote speaker to speak about his research on…

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RU 29 Challenger Mission: Indian Ocean

For the latest information on the Challenger Mission, check out the Mission Blog RU 29, Challenger, is back in the water after the completion of the South Atlantic Circumnavigation for…

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Read more about the article You’re The Expert with Oscar Schofield

You’re The Expert with Oscar Schofield

Come join in the fun and laughs with WBUR's You're the Expert, hosted by Chris Duffy, and with special guest Rutgers' oceanographer, Professor Oscar Schofield. When? Wednesday, November 9, 2016…

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Read more about the article RUCOOL Opens doors to A New World Underwater

RUCOOL Opens doors to A New World Underwater

In Celebration of the 250th anniversary of Rutgers University, Rutgers Today, an online source for news around the university has periodically released articles celebrating Rutgers people and innovations that have…

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Read more about the article Congratulations Jacqueline McSweeney and Greg Seroka

Congratulations Jacqueline McSweeney and Greg Seroka

This past week Jacqueline McSweeney and Greg Seroka successfully defended their Ph.D theses: Jacqueline's defense was titled "Sediment Transport Dynamics in Delaware Estuary" Greg's defense was titled "Stratified Coastal Ocean…

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Read more about the article Congratulations Naomi Flemming

Congratulations Naomi Flemming

Congratulations Naomi Fleming on the successful defense of her Ph.D. Thesis, Seasonal and spatial variability in temperature, salinity and circulation of the Middle Atlantic Bight.

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