Ocean Data Explorations Community Newsletter
Ocean Data Explorations *New* Community Newsletter September, 2018 Welcome to the Data Explorations Community! As someone who has been involved in one of our prior projects, we are inviting you to…
Hurricane Florence Approaches US Mainland
As Hurricane Florence continues on its projected path towards the US mainland, RUCOOL gliders are part of a large network of glider picket lines deployed by various MARACOOS partners and the US…
L. Fernando Pareja
When I was a kid, little did I know that growing up close to the Caribbean Sea would set me up on a lifelong path of earth sciences and engineering;…
Rutgers faculty and students are presenting more than 50 talks and posters at the 2018 American Fisheries Society Meeting in Atlantic City, NJ
Rutgers faculty and students are presenting more than 50 talks and posters at the 2018 American Fisheries Society Meeting in Atlantic City, NJ https://eoas.rutgers.edu/center-fisheries-ocean-sustainability/fisheries-society-annual-meeting/
Mourning the passing of our leader, mentor and friend Fred Grassle
It was a profound shock for Rutgers to learn that Fred Grassle had passed away. Fred was our leader, mentor, partner in adventures at sea, and most of all a great…
DMCS Graduate Student Michael Brown Awarded Mistletoe Research Fellowship
Michael Brown, a DMCS PhD Candidate in Oceanography, was awarded a 2018 Mistletoe Research Fellowship. This is the inaugural year of the program, which is run by the Mistletoe Foundation.…
NASA Funds Rutgers Scientists’ Pursuit of the Origins of Life
Iron- and sulfur-containing minerals found on the early Earth (greigite, left, is one example) share a remarkably similar molecular structure with metals found in modern proteins (ferredoxin, right, is one…
Climate Change Means Fish Are Moving Faster Than Fishing Rules, Rutgers-Led Study Says
Climate change is forcing fish species to shift their habitats faster than the world’s system for allocating fish stocks, exacerbating international fisheries conflicts, according to a study led by a…
The Ocean Is Getting More Acidic—What That Actually Means
By Eric Niller - National Geographic Thanks to carbon emissions, the ocean is changing, and that is putting a whole host of marine organisms at risk. These scientists are on…
Special Issue On How Oceans Are Changing
The seas around the Antarctic Peninsula are biologically extremely rich, but are climatically sensitive, having experienced some of the fastest warming globally in recent decades. A special issue of the…
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