Cloned company: A Stockton seabird
Nestled at the dock at the Rutgers University Marine Field Station (RUMFS) next to the mighty Arabella is Stockton University’s flagship research vessel, the R/V Petrel. Like its namesake, the…
Rutgers Says Goodbye to Visiting Scholar from Canary Islands
Rutgers University recently concluded a highly productive 2.5-month visit by PhD student Jonay Suárez-Ramírez, who joined the university as a visiting scholar this fall. Jonay, from the University of Las…
Students Dive into the Future of Marine Data with Sofar Ocean
Students in the Rutgers Masters in Operational Oceanography program heard firsthand today how real-time ocean data is transforming industry, science, and environmental monitoring. They were joined by Jarrah Orphin, Account…
Awards at MAC AFS
Big congratulations to our graduate students and undergraduate interns who were awarded outstanding presentation awards at the MidAtlantic Chapter meeting of the American Fisheries Society in Dewey Beach, DE November…
Cargo ships need speed. Can AI reroute them to save the whales?
There are roughly 370 North Atlantic right whales left on the planet, and they are vanishing fast. Could underwater robots and AI help reroute cargo ships to prevent their extinction…
A Film Professor and His Students Shoot a Documentary on the University’s Marine Field Station
The Retreat captures the perspectives of scientists as rising sea levels threaten a Rutgers research site Marine scientists in Tuckerton, N.J., are witnessing firsthand how rising ocean waters will one…
MOO Students Highlight Marine Technology at Brooklyn Waterfront and On-Campus Cleanup
On Friday, November 1, 2025, MS in Operational Oceanography (MOO) student Elliot Brown showcased a WasteShark autonomous surface vehicle at the Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club in Brooklyn, strengthening community connections…