RUCOOL Celebrates Its 800th Glider Deployment
Earlier this month, RUCOOL reached a major milestone: its 800th glider deployment, with maracoos_06 entering the water out of Stony Brook. When RU30 deployed off Sandy Hook in October 2019…
From HF Radar to GNSS-R: Expanding Our View of the Ocean
The ocean is constantly changing, and observing those changes across large areas requires increasingly diverse technologies. That challenge was the focus of a recent Rutgers University visit by Weimin Huang,…
Why ‘salt finger mixing’ draws Rutgers scientists to warming ocean
"Joanna Gagis, Greg Shillinglaw | August 24, 2026 | Energy & Environment" Studying how phytoplanktons are affected when two types of water meet, and what may happen to the marine food…
Elusive Motion in the Ocean and its Role in Regulating the Planet
Tuesday, August 18, 2026 Join a virtual tour with Rutgers University faculty, students, and their international partners, as they explore the waters of the western tropical Atlantic onboard Schmidt Ocean…
Small Organisms, Big Impact: Adam Kos, SEBS’26, Explores the World of Microscopic Marine Animals in the Lab and at Sea
Adam Kos, a 2026 graduate of Rutgers University School of Environmental Biological Science, joins the Schmidt Ocean Institute research expedition in the western tropical Atlantic Ocean When Adam Kos started…
Rutgers Research Vessel Supports U.S. Coast Guard Response Training
TUCKERTON, N.J. — Rutgers University recently partnered with U.S. Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay to support a day of realistic maritime search-and-rescue training aboard the university's research vessel R/V Arabella, providing…
Rare Species
Long-term collections of planktonic fish larval and settled juveniles are important for the detection of trends that are too subtle to be seen in short-term experiments. Last week, we collected…
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