Congratulation to Fernando Pareja Roman who is being promoted to Assistant Research Professor. He is a physical oceanographer working on ocean-atmosphere interactions. For this work he uses numerical models of…
DMCS had a successful event hosted by the Rutgers Alumni Association on December 4th. The event included tours of the marine science building, preview trailers of three upcoming science story-telling…
The Balearic Islands Coastal Observing and Forecasting System (SOCIB) is pleased to announce that Dr. Hugh Roarty has accepted an invitation to join its International Scientific Steering Committee (ISSC) for…
It is with profound sadness to learn of passing of Doug Webb. Doug Webb has been treasured partner and collaborator for Rutgers marine science. Doug has been a world-leading innovator,…
Fresh off the success of a multi-institutional workshop on oceanographic data literacy, Rutgers Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences (DMCS) staff Janice McDonnell and Sage Lichtenwalner have just completed another data…
Congratulations to Lauren Cook for winning the Northeast Division (NED) American Fisheries Society (AFS) Special Achievement Award! The award recognizes outstanding professionalism, active resource protection, and enhancement programs, as well…
Paul Falkowski, a distinguished professor in the Departments of Marine and Coastal Sciences and Earth and Planetary Sciences, was among the members of the core editorial team who contributed to…
Paul Falkowski, Distinguished Professor in the departments of Marine and Coastal Sciences and Earth and Planetary Sciences, was one of the specialists from a core international academic team to present…
‘Hidden Comet-Tails of Marine Snow Impede Ocean-based Carbon Sequestration’ The downward flux and biological pumping of carbon into the ocean interior in the form of marine snow directly regulates our…
Joe Gradone has been recognized for his ability to make science accessible and relevant to diverse audiences New Jersey native Joe Gradone grew up less than 40 miles from the Atlantic…