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• Congrats to Leah!
• All the Fish We Cannot See
• USDA-NIFA Grant Supports Storytelling Project for N.J. Youth
• The Department of Marine & Coastal Sciences and The School of Graduate Studies showcase the University’s varied research opportunities at the SACNAS National Diversity in STEM Conference
• Celebrating 20 years of Glider Science and Operations
• Meet the Early Career Ocean Scientists Working to Improve Hurricane Forecasts
• A big congratulations to Grace Saba for winning the MTS John P. Craven Mentorship award!
• No swimming at some NY beaches due to hurricane rip tides, high surf. Will they open by Labor Day?
• NASA / New Jersey Space Grant Consortium Sponsors Student STEM Exploration
• The 2023-2024 class of the Masters in Operational Oceanography program just completed the High Frequency Radar module of their Field Lab Methods course
• What is a 5-sigma event? Why the sea ice in Antartica is alarming scientists
• Ocean Glider RU29 Monitors Ocean Ahead of Tropical Storm Bret
• Old Bridge CODAR Station Agreement Renewed
• Student Drifters Delivered to Rutgers
• High Frequency Radar Becomes Part of Global Ocean Observing System
• Tropical cyclones: Why we must observe the ocean to better protect people on land
• Rutgers Marks 23rd Year of New Jersey Surface Current Measurements
• Is your university profiting from climate change?
• Grace Saba Wins the Faculty Scholar-Teacher Award
• Climate change: Rutgers helps teachers to include it in curriculum
• New Jersey Hosts Their First Annual Marine Technology Society Student Section Research Symposium
• Climate resilient food security for farming households across the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM)
• MOO Spring Glider Deployment Success & Alex López selected as a Provost’s Teaching Fellow
• Welcome Fulbright Scholar Afonso Ferreira
• Rutgers Senior Studies the Ocean’s Impact on the World
• Rutgers Offshore Wind Energy Collaborative
• MOO Students Learn About Marine Radar At Furuno USA Inc
• MS of Operational Oceanography (MOO) Students Train with SEABER’s YUCO-SCAN
• The Vessel Traffic Service Needs a Major Radar Upgrade
• Rutgers Launches Collaborative to Harness University Expertise to Support Offshore Wind Energy Development
• Julia Engdahl Wins Three NOAA Awards
• RUCOOL 2022 Annual Report is Out
• Renew, restore, rewild: Three innovative projects boosting ocean health
• Master’s of Operational Oceanography Students Explore the use of Drones for Remote Sensing
• Congratulations to Lauren Cook
• In the Eye of the Storm – A Decade After Hurricane Sandy
• Master’s of Operational Oceanography students deploy, pilot, and recover RU23
• A Trip on the R/V Rutgers
• Congratulations to our 2022 Excellence Award Winner
• Rutgers University plays key role in advancing hurricane science
• Celebrating 30 Years of Climate Change Research and Ocean Discovery
• Rutgers Sandy Operation Helps Forecasters Predict Severe Storms, Saving Livelihood Worldwide
• Rutgers Is Making the World Climate Resilient
• Congratulations to our students at the International Oceans Meeting
• Rutgers University and National 4-H’s STEM Challenge, “Explorers of the Deep”, Endorsed by the UN’s Decade of Ocean Science initiative
• Ocean Gliders help predict hurricanes weeks in advance
• Congratulations to Lauren Cook
• Chowderfest in LBI Postponed Because of Hurricane Ian’s Weekend Washout
• 4-H Launches 2022 STEM Challenge Focused on Marine Science and Climate Change
• A scientific machine surveys the Caribbean waters
• Congratulations to a Rutgers Undergraduate Marine Alumni!!!
• MARACOOS Supporting Maritime Commerce and Safety
• Congratulations to Tim Stolarz who successfully defended his Master’s thesis
• Rutgers Marine Field Station: On the Edge of Climate Change
• Rutgers Installs New HF Radar Station
• Jersey Shore water temperatures soar into the 80s, setting a record
• Congratulations to Sam Alaimo
• U.S. Embassy Kolonia
• Congratulations to Janice McDonnell and her team for new national 4H challenge promoting Ocean literacy and conservation
• pH Glider Deployed in Gulf of Alaska
• RUCOOL Welcomes US Coast Guard
• RUCOOL Welcomes 4H STEM Ambassadors
• Thank You Teledyne Marine!
• RU COOL Awarded $2.5 Million Funding for New Jersey Offshore Wind Studies
• SEBS Faculty Win Rutgers Global Grants
• Travis Miles Interviewed by AccuWeather Regarding Glider Use in Hurricane Intensity Forecasts
• Life At The Poles Is Changing. What Do These Frozen Regions Forecast?
• Congratulation Grace Saba who was granted tenure by Rutgers
• SGS Merit Award
• Lauren Cook Awarded a Scholarship from the International Women’s Fishing Association
• Liza Presents the Commemorative Lecture for the Walter Munk Scholar Award from MTS
• Joe Gradone Wins the NDSEG Fellowship Award
• Texas A&M and Rutgers Awarded $5.4 Million From National Academies Gulf Research Program
• A Global Ocean Biogeochemical Observatory Becomes a Reality
• Emily’s 3rd manuscript from her dissertation published
• National Weather Service Advises Rutgers Graduate Student
• Developing a convolutional neural network to classify phytoplankton images collected with an Imaging FlowCytobot
• New Tech Could Help Explore Ocean Warming
• Gliding into St. Thomas
• Antarctic research links warming to fish decline
• Antarctic Long-Term Ecological Research site turns 30
• Sam Coakley is a Master!
• Rutgers Unveils New Palmer LTER Website
• Graduate Student Adventures in Antarctica
• Congratulations to Dr. Schuyler Nardelli for successfully defending her dissertation
• Uncrewed Ocean Gliders and Saildrones Support Hurricane Forecasting and Research
• Rutgers Collaborates with SRI on HF Radar Bistatic Research
• Congratulations to Dr. Liza Wright-Fairbanks for successfully defending her dissertation
• Join Rutgers oceanographer Oscar Schofield as he chats with researchers aboard the Nathaniel B. Palmer as they study the marine ecosystems of the West Antarctic Peninsula
• Let the summer research begin… In Antarctica!
• Congrats to Dr. Slesinger on Her PhD Defense!
• RUCOOL Hosts Officials from NJBPU and NJDEP
• RUCOOL Grad Students Underway in Antarctica
• Rutgers receives NOAA funds to collect unique ocean, coastal data
• Visitors from Ocean Tech, Bermuda
• Mid-Term Assessment of Progress on the 2015 Strategic Vision for Antarctic and Southern Ocean Research
• NJDEP Commissioner and Team Visit RUCOOL
• This past weekend, the DMCS graduate and undergraduate students partnered with RU Adventure Recreation to clean up the Raritan!
• Rutgers Wins NOWRDC Funding
• Rutgers and MARACOOS are working with NOAA Weather Forecasting Office
• Congratulations to Schuyler Nardelli for Winning the MTS Student Poster Competition
• Rutgers had to Retire the High Frequency Radar Installation at Cape May Point, NJ
• Final Report for 2021 Partners in Science Workshop Now Available
• R/V Rutgers to the Res-“crew”
• Liza won the Walter Munk Scholar Award and Commemorative Lecture
• DMCS Research Internships in Ocean Sciences (RIOS)
• RUCOOL 2021 Annual Report Released
• Ailey is a Master of Operational Oceanography
• Julia Engdahl Wins NOAA CO-OPS Professional Excellence Award
• Ted is a Master of Operational Oceanography
• Four Rutgers DMCS/EPS Grad Students Selected as Knauss Fellows
• Dual Glider Deployments for our Grad and Undergrad Crew
• Tracking the Ocean Response to Tropical Storm Elsa
• Congratulations to Emily on receiving award from an AFS John E. Skinner Memorial Award
• Rutgers, offshore wind firm to study impact on clams off NJ
• MEET AN ECOPs MEMBER – NICOLE WAITE
• Fish and Whales Keep Greenhouse Gases in the Ocean
• Steven Weber Testimonial
• The Blooming Mid-Atlantic
• Congrats to Sarah Murphy for being a 2021 Rudd Mayer Wind Power Fellow
• Lauren Cook was selected as a 2021 Con Edison Waterfront Scholar
• Antarctica During the Pandemic
• New Paper out on Antarctic Krill
• NJ signed an agreement yesterday to join the Ocean Acidification Alliance
• Congratulations to Emily Slesinger who has been elected for the 2021 University and Louis Bevier Fellowship Award
• Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Launches Buoys to Collect Essential Atmospheric, Cold Pool, Animal Migration Data
• Congratulations to Jessica Valenti who has been awarded a School of Graduate Studies Merit and Achievement Award
• Slocum Glider “Silbo” Circumnavigates the Atlantic Ocean – Part 3
• CODAR meets Orsted Block Island Windfarm
• Broad Coalition Applauds Biden Administration Offshore Wind Moves, Signaling United Support for Responsible Development
• 1,500 Wind Turbines. 2,700 Square Miles. Offshore Wind in the Atlantic Will Be Big. Really Big
• Weather Research Priorities Study Spinning Up
• Offshore Energy Gets a Second Wind Under Biden
• A Conversation with Polar Oceanographer Rebecca Jackson
• Offshore Energy Gets a Second Wind Under Biden
• Rutgers University Uses Slocum Glider for Ocean Acidification Study
• Microplastic Sizes in Hudson-Raritan Estuary and Coastal Ocean Revealed
• Helping Students Cope with Climate Change Anxiety
• Fishes Contribute Roughly 1.65 Billion Tons of Carbon in Feces and Other Matter Annually
• It’s COOL Summer Research Time in Antarctica
• RUCOOL Hosts Partners in Science Workshop
• New study on modeling wind speeds published by NREL and RUCOOL
• RUCOOL: Integrating Ocean Observations to Improve Hurricane Forecasts
• Offshore wind turbines could affect Mid-Atlantic ‘cold pool,’ study shows
• Could federal wind farms influence continental shelf oceanography and alter associated ecological processes? A literature review.
• Emily Slesinger publishes the 2nd paper from her thesis
• WHOI Appoints Douglas C. Webb as Oceanographer Emeritus
• Challenger Glider Mission Receives Award from the G. Unger Vetlesen Foundation
• Summer Openings for Glider Technology Camp
• The Future of Antarctica and the Southern Ocean that surrounds it
• RIOS Undergraduate Research Positions Available for Summer 2021
• Congratulations to Sarah Murphy and Cliff Watkins!
• UG2 Webinar
• ECO-PAM project documentary featured at AGU
• Rutgers Giving Day 2021
• Autonomous Minisubmarine Measures Seawater Conditions
• Congratulations to the Rutgers 4-H STEM Ambassador Team
• ECO-PAM Project Website Launches
• Deployment of RU33
• RUCOOL’s New Satellite Imagery Viewer
• RUCOOL Teams Up with Our Partners in the Caribbean
• SEBS Virtual Science Cafe Series: Hot Days in a Melting West Antarctic Peninsula
• Congratulations to Joe Anarumo for Successfully Defending his Masters Defense
• Congratulations to Julia Engdahl for her successful Masters defense
• Robots Are Tracking Hurricanes and Improving Forecast Accuracy
• Eight Weeks of Intensive Virtual Learning
• Hurricane Research Gliders Launched from Monmouth Vessel
• Preparing for Hurricane Isaias
• Navy Glider Launch 2020
• The Mid-Atlantic 2020 Glider Season is here!
• RUCOOL 2020 Annual Report
• RUCOOL and Consortium for Ocean Leadership Collaborate to Develop Ready to Use OOI Datasets for Educational Activities
• Rutgers and Atlantic Shores Deploy Wind Lidar
• Jessica Valenti Selected To Receive National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Award
• Scott Glenn Named Board of Governors Professor of Marine and Coastal Sciences
• Rutgers Detects Meteotsunami
• Congratulations to Michael Brown for his successful PhD defense
• Senior Story: The Ocean, a Superstorm, and One Honor Student’s Trajectory – Hailey Conrad (SEBS 2020)
• RUCOOL remote gathering
• An up-and-coming Ocean Acidification researcher that you should know is Liza Wright-Fairbanks
• Measuring the Hostile Ocean Beneath Hurricanes
• A Visit from our Brooklyn Neighbors
• NREL Completes Validation Study of RU-WRF Model
• Gliding into the Future of Ocean Acidification Observing
• 30 Years of Antarctic Ecological Research
• Dr. Hugh Roarty visits Jerusalem College of Technology
• A French-US Partnership Studying the Mediterranean Sea
• Orsted US team targets whale protection
• Travis Miles Receives RBR2020 Cohort Award
• Rutgers Scientists Begin Their Summer Research… in Antarctica
• A Panel on Global Aspects of Rutgers Research and Engagement
• Rutgers Leads $1.5 Million Project for Ocean Acidification Monitoring on the U.S. Northeast Shelf
• Human Ecology students navigate environmental law and the state of the Raritan River
• IOOS Visits RUCOOL’s Undergraduate Research Class
• National Oceanography Center and Rutgers University representatives visit CIM
• Final Mid-Atlantic Glider Recoveries of 2019
• The Deployment of Two Drifters from Pacific Gyre
• A Busy Week for the RUCOOL Grad Student Field Team
• Josh Kohut Elected as Vice President of Education for MTS
• New York Bight Drifter Study
• Fall 2019 Mid-Atlantic Bight Glider Fleet Update
• RUCOOL Celebrates the 500th Glider Deployment
• Rutgers RIOS Student Deploys an Ocean Glider in the US Virgin Islands
• RU26 In Support of NASA SWOT CALVAL Program
• Improving Hurricane Intensity Forecasts Using Ocean Gliders
• NJ Universities Launching Sea Robots to Learn About Hurricanes
• Grace Saba Awarded Project for Ocean Acidification Monitoring on the U.S. Northeast Shelf
• Josh Kohut Awarded Marine Technology Society (MTS) Fellow
• Environmental pros and cons of wind power discussed in Atlantic City
• Forging Our Clean Energy Future
• RUCOOL Hosts 16 Countries through the Mandela Fellowship
• RUCOOL hosts a special tour
• Robots probe ocean depths in mission to fine-tune hurricane forecasts
• Dr. Hugh Roarty presents at the Wind Turbine Radar Interference Mitigation Working Group
• Rutgers Future Scholar’s visit RUCOOL
• Dr. Josh Kohut promoted to Full Professor
• Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Partners with Rutgers University to Study New Jersey Ocean Environment
• NJ101.5: This robot measures NJ water quality for weeks at a time
• RUCOOL presents at 8th EGO Meeting and International Glider Workshop
• Ørsted US Offshore Wind Partners with Rutgers University
• Josh Kohut Interviewed on News12 NJ
• The Return of the R/V Arabella
• RUCOOL engages with 2 Marine High Schools in New Jersey
• Janice McDonnell Featured on NJTV News: Science & Technology
• NOAA Planet Stewards Webinar with Travis Miles
• Scott Glenn presents at REI 14th Annual Energy Symposium
• RUCOOL Students Welcome Distinguished Rutgers Alumni
• Scientist Researchers Examining Sea Floor In Antarctica
• The new Seabird ECO-55 Rosette is here
• Janice McDonnell Interviewed on News12 NJ
• In Underwater Drones, a New Weapon for Hurricane Hunters featured on UNDARK
• Krisa Arzayus, Deputy Director of IOOS, visits RUCOOL
• RUCOOL presents 2 talks at IEEE 2019 in San Diego
• MTS Visits RUCOOL
• The Ocean Is Getting More Acidic—What That Actually Means
• Confucius Institute of Rutgers Tours the COOL Room
• MARACOOS Tech Training at National Search and Rescue School
• Wildwood CODAR Station Transmitting Again
• pHOxy lady February 2019 Deployment Success
• RUCOOL featured on BigTen LiveBIG YouTube Channel
• Polarizing your Science Impacts: Turning your Research into Science Stories and Take Your Science Stories to the Classroom
• A New Way to Predict Sea Breezes May Benefit Offshore Wind Farms
• 99th Annual Meeting of the American Meteorological Society
• RUCOOL part of team awarded $10.3 million to advance understanding of Gulf of Mexico Loop Current
• Janice McDonnell featured in Rutgers Today
• Oscar Schofield 2019 Hutchinson Award Recipient
• Dredging commences in the Rutgers University Marine Field Station boat basin
• Science Lecture Series at United States Coast Guard Academy
• MARACOOS honors Mr. Art Allen from the United States Coast Guard
• Assistant Professor Travis Miles is named the 2018 Ocean News and Technology/Marine Technology Society Young Professional
• Crew Prepares RU29 Challenger Deployment
• The World’s First pH glider
• Typhoon Soulik Approaches Korea
• RUCOOL Hosts The Mandela Washington Fellowship
• Special Issue On How Oceans Are Changing
• RUCOOL spotlight in new Rutgers TV commercial
• Rutgers Scientists Explain Hurricane Sandy’s Odd Behavior
• Challenger Glider Sets New World Record in the Indian Ocean
• Rutgers deploys underwater glider (RU28)
• JGR Editor Highlights
• Spring 2017 Undergraduate Marine Science Symposium
• Craig McLean receives Challenger and Distinguished Alumni Awards
• RUCOOL Opens doors to A New World Underwater
• From the Newsroom: Unique Science Investigations Workshop Connects Polar Scientists with Teachers and Students
• Marcelo Dottori Visits RUCOOL
• RU Ready for MDW?
• Silbo’s Atlantic Crossing
• Career Knights of Distinction Awards Dinner
• Teledyne Webb Internship 2015
• HF Radar China Tour 2016
• Zdenka Willis visits COOL
• RU29 Back in the Water
• South Atlantic Circumnavigation Complete
• Stratified Coastal Interactions with Tropical Cyclones
• RU COOL and the Rutgers Discovery Informatics Institute are leading the development and deployment of the National Science Foundation’s Ocean Observatory Initiative (OOI)
• Congratulations Bill Woodward!
• Big Ten Network
• Antonio Ramos – ULPGC