MTS Visits RUCOOL
RUCOOL hosted a meeting with the Marine Technology Society leadership on March 14th. During the visit their administrative staff was immersed into hands on oceanographic research with Slocum underwater gliders…
The Ocean Is Getting More Acidic—What That Actually Means
Thanks to carbon emissions, the ocean is changing, and that is putting a whole host of marine organisms at risk. These scientists are on the front lines. Eric Niiler |…
Confucius Institute of Rutgers Tours the COOL Room
Over forty college students from China visited RUCOOL through the Confucius Institute of Rutgers University. Many of these students are interested in applying for graduate study here after their graduation…
MARACOOS Tech Training at National Search and Rescue School
Ms. Teresa Updyke and Dr. Hugh Roarty visited with Mr. Philip Myers at the National Search and Rescue School on Thursday February 14, 2019. The National Search and Rescue School…
Wildwood CODAR Station Transmitting Again
The 13 MHz CODAR SeaSonde is operating once again in North Wildwood. The station which was first installed in 2012 had to be turned off due to construction on a…
pHOxy lady February 2019 Deployment Success
Cold weather and ice did not prevent the Rutgers RUCOOL team from deploying the pHOxy lady, our autonomous underwater glider that measures pH and dissolved oxygen, on Friday, February 1,…
RUCOOL featured on BigTen LiveBIG YouTube Channel
How Rutgers is keeping an eye on our oceans: LiveBIG 2018-2019 Working to help shape our future, the Rutgers University Center for Ocean Observing Leadership (RUCOOL) uses cutting-edge technology,…
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