DMCS Distinguished Speaker Seminar
DMCS Distinguished Speaker Seminar Dr. Richard A. Feely, Ph.D. NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Senior Scientist Friday, May 3, 11:00 AM Alampi Room, Marine and Coastal Science Cook Campus Title:…
2019 Excellence Award Winners
We are happy to announce the 2019 winners of the awards as follows: INTERNATIONAL EXCELLENCE AWARD: Yair Rosenthal | Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences DMCS is excited and proud…
Climate Change Is a Major Concern for Rutgers Senior
Honors student Lauren Rodgers loves chemical oceanography and wants to earn a doctorate. Rutgers senior Lauren Rodgers once dreamed of becoming a fiction writer. But then she enrolled in a…
Investigating a Sea Scallop Pest
Researchers Dave Bushek and Daphne Munroe, from the Haskin Shellfish Research Lab, in collaboration with colleagues from Virginia Institute of Marine Science recently completed studies of a parasite that has…
Janice McDonnell Interviewed on News12 NJ
Janice McDonnell Interviewed on News12 NJ: Family Science Night was held at Great Brunswick Charter School in New Brunswick on April 4. The students were taught about outer space. The…
RIOS Student and Munroe Lab at the Haskin Shellfish Lab Presents Research Poster at ASLO Aquatic Sciences 2019 in Puerto Rico
Villanova undergraduate, and NSF Research Internship in Ocean Science (RIOS) intern Niki Cleary recently traveled to Puerto Rico to attend the ASLO Aquatic Sciences meeting, where she presented her summer…
Rutgers Team Leads Pioneering Coring Expedition in the Indian and Southern Oceans
Getting mud from the bottom of the ocean is not easy. For decades, oceanographers have used tough, seemingly indestructible trawl wire to get samples -- but to get bigger and…
The Connection Between Extreme Weather and Climate Change
Rutgers visiting scientist Jennifer Francis was the first to identify the consequences of shrinking Arctic sea ice The Rutgers Climate Institute comprises more than 100 distinguished researchers representing 17 schools…
Climate Change Shrinks Many Fisheries Globally, Rutgers-Led Study Finds
Researchers find losses as high as 35 percent in some regions Climate change has taken a toll on many of the world’s fisheries, and overfishing has magnified the problem, according…
Horseshoe Crabs on Oyster Farms
We know that fences around farms and homes can change how wildlife species move across a landscape, but what happens if the farms are under water? In 2018, the Munroe…
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