Good storytelling is a powerful way to bring public attention to our science – especially when it happens in remote areas like the Polar Regions. Stories about the changing poles are common, but don’t capture the complexity of the data. On January 10-11 a team from Rutgers University and the University of Delaware co-hosted a […]
RUCOOL hosted The Mandela Washington Fellowship—a flagship program of the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI)— which empowers young African changemakers and leaders through academic and hands-on training and networking. Representatives from 13 African countries learned about RUCOOL’s research and had some hands on interactions with our glider fleet.
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, & Toni Rose Tablante Download Presentation Sea Nettle Populations in Barnegat Bay, NJ Peter Ahlers, Amanda Boddy, Amanda Duerkes, Natalie Fiorino, and Laura Wiltsee Download […]
Original article from SEBS NJAES Newsroom, July 14, 2016 by Office of Communications Educators L to R: Tom Grych, Jennifer Smolyn, Dolores Taylor, Carolyn Laymon, Kimberly Kellam, Kelly Terry, Denise Hardoy, Sue Morrow, and Stacia Lothian. Dr. Bridgette Clarkston – workshop co-facilitator from California State University – is bending down in the front row. The […]
After deploying RU29 off of Brazil, Marcelo Dottori visited RUCOOL to discuss further collaborations. To read more about the deployment effort by Marcelo and his team at the University of Sao Paulo check out the Challenger Mission Blog
On July 2nd, Andrenette Morrison and Liam Ramsay visited Teledyne Marine Systems in North Falmouth, MA. They met with Teledyne official, Clara Hulbert, who provided a short tour of the facility. These interns were briefly educated on the different oceanographic technologies built there including the G2 Slocum Gliders. Andrenette and Liam will return to this […]
Dr. Scott Glenn and Dr. Hugh Roarty travelled to Wuhan, China for the Third Ocean Radar Conference for Asia-Pacific meeting this past April. Dr. Hugh Roarty and Dr. Scott Glenn travelled to China in April 2016 to speak on their experience of using High Frequency radar in a coastal ocean observing system. The first meeting […]