Rutgers Installs New HF Radar Station
Rutgers installed a MARACOOS sponsored 13 MHz High Frequency radar in Holgate, NJ this past spring. The property holder is Long Beach Township, a long partner in HF radar ocean…
Congratulations to Ben Diaz for successfully defending his PhD
Congratulations to Ben Diaz for successfully defending his PhD! Wahoo! Huge thanks to everyone---especially those in/from my extended lab family and all of the NAAMES-affiliated ‘wondergroups’ who helped to make…
Congratulations to Sam Alaimo
Congratulations, to Samantha Alaimo who has been selected to participate in the inaugural NJ Wind Institute Fellowship Program at Rutgers University. As a fellow, she will receive a stipend in…
U.S. Embassy Kolonia
As part of our deep and enduring partnership, the U.S. Embassy Kolonia welcomed scientists from Rutgers University who are currently conducting a baseline assessment in support of Green Climate Fund-resilient…
Jackie Veatch
While my brothers played with our Nintendo Game Boy, I was tinkering around with my dad’s graphing calculator looking for patterns in how I added and multiplied numbers together… and…
Congratulations to Janice McDonnell and her team for new national 4H challenge promoting Ocean literacy and conservation
About the 2022 4‑H STEM Challenge Designed by Rutgers University, Explorers of the Deep, focuses on the mysteries and adventures of ocean exploration—with robots! Young people learn how to use science,…
Celebrating Rutgers Marine Field Station with new Apparel Collection
University Communications and Marketing has introduced a new initiative to showcase points of pride at Rutgers through a limited-edition collection of retail merchandise, only available online and at the University Bookstore.…
Congratulations to Liz Sikes!
Congratulations Elisabeth Sikes who has been awarded the Scientific Committee of Antarctic Research (SCAR) Medal for Excellence in Antarctic Research! This medal is a recognition of excellence in Antarctic and Southern…
Breaking the Surface
These photos are from filming days at the Rutgers University Marine Field Station, for a new dance film, Breaking the Surface, which will bring attention to climate change and specifically…
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