Julia Engdahl Wins Three NOAA Awards
RUCOOL’s Julia Engdahl has won multiple awards for her work last year at NOAA. She won two Director’s Team Awards from NOAA’s Center for Operational Oceanographic Products and Services (CO-OPS).…
RUCOOL 2022 Annual Report is Out
Thirty years ago, a satellite receiving dish on top of the brand new Rutgers marine sciences building was turned on. This signaled the birth of RUCOOL. Since then, this group…
Renew, restore, rewild: Three innovative projects boosting ocean health
A deep dive into new initiatives supporting biodiversity – from the coastline to the seafloor In a well-functioning marine ecosystem, everything is connected – from microscopic matter to massive aquatic…
Master’s of Operational Oceanography Students Explore the use of Drones for Remote Sensing
This week the Integrated Ocean Observing class learned how RUCOOL is utilizing unoccupied aerial systems (UAS) or commonly known as drones. The students heard a lecture from Rutgers researcher Dr.…
Congratulations to Lauren Cook
Congratulations to Lauren Cook on winning the Mid Atlantic Chapter of the American Fisheries Society's Best Student Presentation!!
In the Eye of the Storm – A Decade After Hurricane Sandy
The wooden causeway to the Rutgers University Marine Field Station in Little Egg Harbor Township, where Superstorm Sandy made landfall in New Jersey. To the left, the casino hotels of…
Master’s of Operational Oceanography students deploy, pilot, and recover RU23
New students Leslie Birch, Emily Busch, Bre DiRenzi, Rhyan Grech, Yachen Li, and Jake Zappala worked together to ensure the successful deployment and recovery of RU23. The students prepared and…
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