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…
Congratulations to Fernando Pareja whose paper Effect of estuary urbanization on tidal dynamics and high tide flooding in a coastal lagoon has been ranked by the American Geophysical Union as within…
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…
I’m happy to announce that our graduating senior Brendan Henley is this year’s recipient of the G.H. Cook Leadership Excellence Award. Brendan is double majoring in Physical Oceanography and Physics with…
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…
I am pleased to announce the winner of our two 2025 undergrad awards. It’s been a tough competition this year, we were truly impressed with all of the submissions. So…
Congratulations to Joe Gradone for receiving the Rutgers School of Graduate Studies Outstanding Doctoral Student Award. This award recognizes excellence in doctoral research and scholarship across the disciplines. His thesis…