RUCOOL remote gathering
The complete RUCOOL team gathered remotely on May 4, 2020. After exchanging stories of the challenges of working and parenting from home, we shared our biggest victories from the previous…
An up-and-coming Ocean Acidification researcher that you should know is Liza Wright-Fairbanks
Liza, a PhD candidate at Rutgers University in New Jersey, USA, studies ocean and coastal acidification in the Mid-Atlantic Bight (MAB). The MAB is a region nested within the U.S.…
Measuring the Hostile Ocean Beneath Hurricanes
The influences of ocean conditions and currents on living environments are now more widely appreciated—from the Earth’s climate and severe weather conditions to fisheries and biodiversity. Sustained and wide-spread measurements…
A Visit from our Brooklyn Neighbors
Students from Brooklyn's School for Human Rights visited the COOLroom and glider lab today. Discussions ranged from our current work at Palmer Station in Antarctica studying penguin populations, to more…
NREL Completes Validation Study of RU-WRF Model
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) recently completed an independent validation study of the performance of the RUCOOL real-time weather model (RU-WRF) that is used for wind resource assessment work.…
Gliding into the Future of Ocean Acidification Observing
The technology used to observe ocean acidification – the shift in ocean chemistry driven by an increase in the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere due to the burning…
30 Years of Antarctic Ecological Research
The Palmer Station Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) program is focused on conducting a long term study on the warming West Antarctica Peninsula. For 30 years this project has been…
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