Wednesday, December 13, 2023. 12:00 PM. Exploration of Microbial Diversity and Metabolic Potential in Himalayan Glacier Forefields. Anil Kumar, Rutgers University. Sponsored by Rutgers Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology. More information here.
Presenter: Thi Tran, MS Candidate in Environmental Sciences. Sponsored by the Graduate Program in Environmental Sciences. Join the Zoom meeting here.
The A2OSW Symposium is an opportunity for New Jersey academic institutions to discuss their expertise, programs, and projects in offshore wind energy education, research, community engagement, and workforce development; identify opportunities for collaboration; and develop a plan to build an organized statewide effort in offshore wind energy. More details here.
Monday, January 22, 2023. 3:45 PM. Fate of ocean oxygen in a changing climate. Laure Resplandy, Princeton University. Sponsored by Rutgers Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences. More information here. Location: Philip Alampi Room of the Marine Science Building
NJADAPT is a suite of data visualization and mapping tools providing critical support in planning for future climate conditions, assessing climate change related hazards, and communicating risks and hazards. Guided by input from our users, the Rutgers team has thoroughly enhanced NJADAPT with new and updated data, guidance for applying the tools to local planning, and numerous new features including ...
Thursday, January 25, 2024. 4:00 PM. Rock you like a hurricane: predicting tree resistance to extreme winds. Allyson Salisbury, Rutgers University. Sponsored by Rutgers Graduate Program in Ecology and Evolution. More information here. Location: Philip Alampi Auditorium of Marine and Coastal Sciences Building on the G.H. Cook Campus
Purpose: To identify key community challenges and opportunities that will impact the direction of offshore wind in Newark and New Jersey. The topics of business development, supply chain, and workforce development will be discussed. More information here. Register here.
Friday, January 26, 2024. 3:00 PM. Local to regional forcing of sea ice coverage along the East Antarctic coast. Dana Veron, University of Delaware. Sponsored by Rutgers Department of Geography. More information here. See flyer here. Location: TIL-264
The 56th Annual Rutgers University Geology Museum Open House will take place on Saturday, January 27, 2024 between 9 am and 3 pm. Join for a day of ancient seas-themed activities! All events will be held in Scott Hall and the Rutgers Geology Museum located on the College Avenue Campus in New Brunswick, NJ. More information here.
Monday, January 29, 2024. 3:45 PM. Bluefin tuna reveal global and regional patterns of mercury pollution in the world’s oceans. John Reinfelder, Rutgers University. Sponsored by Rutgers Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences. More information here. Location: Philip Alampi Auditorium of Marine and Coastal Sciences Building on the G.H. Cook Campus
Tuesday, January 30, 2024. 11:00 AM. Why mud is sticky (or, how clay particles interact across thin water films). Ian Bourg, Princeton University. Sponsored by Rutgers Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology. More information here. Abstract: Clay-rich soils and sediments are abundant natural materials that consist predominantly of hydrated assemblages of fine-grained aluminosilicate minerals. These materials exhibit complex mechanical properties ...
Wednesday, January 31, 2024. 12:00 PM. Can International Courts Make Governments Act on Climate Science? Cymie Payne, Rutgers University. Sponsored by Rutgers Department of Human Ecology. More information here. Abstract: Climate science isn’t translating into national policies, so small island developing nations turned to three international courts, requesting their interpretation of legal obligations. Professor Cymie Payne will share her insights ...
