Rachel Davitt interviewed on NY1
Check out GPO graduate student Rachel Davitt who was interviewed by NY1 news yesterday about her research! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RLodtpiMYk
Kayla Cayemitte
My passion for environmental science is rooted in a deep belief that people and the environment are inherently interconnected, and that science should strengthen this relationship. I am particularly drawn…
Research on the RV Solander
Oceanography graduate student Nikki Nikolova is aboard the research vessel RV Solander on the Northwest Shelf of Australia as part of the U.S. NSF-funded MINTIE project (Measuring and Modeling the…
Can Penguins Help Teach Kids About Climate Change? New Research Says Yes
Penguins waddling across Antarctic ice might seem far removed from a classroom in New Jersey, but a new study shows that these charismatic birds can be a powerful hook for…
Congratulations to Emory and Grace
4/9/26 Dear all, I am very pleased to announce the winners of our two 2026 undergrad awards. Each year when we read through the submission we are reminded how truly…
SGS Merit and Achievement Awards, Congratulations!
4/8/26 Dear Denise , Congratulations! We are pleased to inform you that your nomination for the Staff Excellence in Student Support Award was selected to receive the award. The review…
Piecing Together Coastal Protection: A Mosaic Approach
By Jenny P. Shinn, Field Researcher, Haskin Shellfish Research Laboratory, Rutgers University In the art world, individual tiles of glass or stone combine to create mosaics that are strong and…
Congratulations to Ximing Guo!
4/3/26 Samuel S. Baxter Memorial Award: Distinguished Professor Ximing Guo, in recognition of his visionary Delaware Bay shellfish genetics research, establishing transformative innovations that have advanced global aquaculture, Basin water…
Congratulations to Paul Coyne!
3/26/26 Paul was just awarded the National Shellfisheries Association Melbourne Romaine Carriker Award to support his dissertation research with Ximing. Guo.
Climate Change and Estuaries
Two years ago, the first major comprehensive book on climate change and estuaries was published — (Kennish, M. J., H. W. Paerl, and J. R. Crosswell, Eds. 2024. Climate Change…