Speaker: Remington Moll, University of New Hampshire Remington Moll is an Assistant Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Managements at the University of New Hampshire, USA. There he leads a research group that studies the spatial community, and population ecology of carnivores and their prey, with a focus on how these species respond to anthropogenic pressure and how human-induced landscape change. More ...
Join the Rutgers University Student Assembly and the Office of Climate Action for a sustainability town hall. We will share updates on climate action at the university, ways to get involved, and answer audience questions. More information here.
Speaker: Brian Lovett, USDA ARS More information here.
Speaker: Munira Khayyat, New York University. Abstract: What worlds take root in war? This talk takes us to the southern border of Lebanon where resistant ecologies thrive amid perennial gusts of war. In frontline villages, armed invasions, indiscriminate bombings, and scattered landmines have become the conditions within which everyday life is waged. Here, multi-species partnerships such as tobacco-farming and goat-herding ...
The Office of Climate Action is sponsoring the “Best University Sustainability Hack” at HackRU 2024! We are offering first, second, and third place prizes to the teams that create the best hacks to promote sustainability, environmentalism, and/or climate action in colleges and universities. HackRU is a 24-hour hackathon at Rutgers University. They welcome hundreds of students to build awesome tech ...
Are you looking for a job or internship related to sustainability? Join the Rutgers Green Jobs Fair to learn how to embrace sustainability in any career path, network with sustainable employers and enjoy free pizza! More information here. More information here for students. More information here for employers.
Speaker: Richard Riman, Rutgers University and Queens Carbon; Daniel Kopp, Queens Carbon; Renata Pasqualini, Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey. More information here. Register here.
Speaker: Denice Frohman, poet and performer. Sponsored by Douglass Residential College. Denice Frohman’s poetry explores language, lineage, queerness, and the colonial relationship between the United States and Puerto Rico. In her first multimedia installation called "Our Terms Have Changed," Frohman explored food and land sovereignty in Puerto Rico as part of a new exhibition called Climate Futurism, which premiered Fall 2023 ...
Speaker: Chi Chen, Rutgers University. More information here.
Speaker: Daniel Sigman, Princeton University. More information here.
Speaker: Emmy Smith, Johns Hopkins. More information here.
Speaker: David Jacob, Cordouan Technologies. Join David Jacob, a pioneer in Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) technology, for an in-depth exploration of cutting-edge DLS applications and methodologies across academic research and industrial sectors. This two-hour lecture will cover: –Fundamentals of DLS and the importance of data interpretation –Advanced algorithms for monomodal and polymodal analyses –In-situ, contactless DLS measurements: a paradigm shift ...
