The World’s First pH glider
An all-female team from the Saba Research Group met their glider off the coast of Long Island, NY to clean off biofouling and collect water samples to compare to the…
Typhoon Soulik Approaches Korea
Typhoon Soulik, currently a category 3 storm, approaches Japan and Korea. Rutgers glider RU22 is deployed ahead of the eye in the Yellow Sea off of Korea’s Jeju Island. Glider…
Special Issue On How Oceans Are Changing
via British Antarctic Survey 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…
Rutgers Scientists Explain Hurricane Sandy’s Odd Behavior
Four days before Superstorm Sandy made landfall in New Jersey, scientists from the Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences launched a data-collecting, submersible robot glider in front of the massive…
Challenger Glider Sets New World Record in the Indian Ocean
An international team of scientists and students has just completed the first of three legs in a three-year effort to be the first to navigate an autonomous underwater robot completely…
Spring 2017 Undergraduate Marine Science Symposium
Challenger Mission: Indian Ocean Monique Calderon, Melissa Gronske, William Biggs, Nate Deffler, Pratyankara Narasimhan, Karolina Zbaski Download Presentation Atlantic Sturgeon Ally Antipow, Robert Jarrett, Hanna Lambing, Casey Lippincott, Savannah Porcelli,…
Craig McLean receives Challenger and Distinguished Alumni Awards
On Thursday November 10th, Craig McLean, Assistant Administrator of the Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) spoke at the Marine and Coastal…