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Dr. Josh Kohut, Professor in the Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences, has accepted the position of SEBS Dean of Research / NJAES Director of Research. Josh came to Rutgers over 27 years ago as a graduate student and has experienced the university in many capacities: student, staff, faculty, and…
Congratulations to Thomas “Motz” Grothues being appointed as Director of the Rutgers Marine Field Station (RUMFS). The Station could not have a better new Director as the station anchors Rutgers bold marine research, conservation and technology development being based at the edge of the Mid-Atlantic Ocean. The station is a working…
More than 265 students from across the U.S. dove into the mysteries of the ocean and explored how STEM can address global environmental challenges during a virtual event hosted by Rutgers University’s Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences (DMCS). The students from the FIRST LEGO League, participated as part of…
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