A 4-H youth development program changes perceptions, making students insiders in science, technology, engineering and mathematics Role models, often parents or other close family members, serve as crucial sources of inspiration for students engaged in making career choices in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), according to research studies. A...
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Congrats to RUCOOL’s own Oscar Schofield for winning the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences Sustained Research Excellence Award!
Congrats to RUCOOL's own Oscar Schofield for winning the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences Sustained Research Excellence Award! SEBS Executive Dean Laura Lawson and Dean of Research & Grad Education, Wendie Cohick, were on hand present the award. One of Oscar's many projects has studied climate change in...
Congratulations to Anya Hess for her successfully defending her PhD thesis
Congratulations to Anya Hess for her successfully defending her PhD thesis on “EVOLUTION OF OCEAN OXYGEN DEFICIENT ZONES DURING THE MIOCENE: INSIGHTS FROM AND FOR THE I/CA PALEO-OXYGENATION PROXY”
Science-in-Action Storytelling Highlights Impact of Rutgers Research on Communities at SEBS Event for Alumni and Friends
Have you ever wondered what steps Rutgers science teams take to understand and solve complex environmental challenges? Rutgers alumni and friends were treated to a screening of original short science-in-action stories featuring SEBS scientists on November 28 at the New Jersey Institute for Food, Nutrition, and Health. This event gave...
Rutgers Scientists Observe Unusual Ocean Conditions Possibly Linked to Mortality in Marine Life off New Jersey
This article was authored by Grace Saba, associate professor, and Josh Kohut, professor, faculty in Rutgers University’s Center for Ocean Observing Leadership (RUCOOL) in the Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences. From late April to late September, Rutgers researchers used underwater robots, called gliders, to track ocean water quality along...
Stafford Township, New Jersey helping residents elevate homes to combat rising sea levels
NEW JERSEY -- Homes in Manahawkin sit just feed from man-made lagoons, but even on a lovely day, water rises above bulkheads. "In about 25 minutes, it'll be completely high tide, and the water is going to be coming over the dock," said Joe Sokolowski. Sunny-day flooding happens with greater...
Congrats to Leah!
For being selected as a 2024 NCAR Advance Studies Program Bridge program! In the month long program she’ll get to spend a week at NCAR exploring research collaborations and opportunities for the future!
All the Fish We Cannot See
The ocean has a way of upending expectations. Four-story-high rogue waves peak and collapse without warning. Light bends across the surface to conjure chimeric cities that hover at the horizon. And watery wastelands reveal themselves to be anything but. So was the case for the scientists aboard the USS Jasper...
Mysteries of 9 North
Join us as we travel to the bottom of the ocean to study how biological communities form among deep-sea hydrothermal vents with active underwater volcanoes. Mysteries of 9 North
USDA-NIFA Grant Supports Storytelling Project for N.J. Youth
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — What does the future hold for food security through agriculture and marine technologies? New Jersey high school students will discover the answers as part of an innovative USDA-funded 4-H afterschool program that provides youth with immersive science learning through digital storytelling, made in trusting partnership with...