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Emilie Luttman is spreading her wings as a graduate student at Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ, contributing to the research of the endangered American kestrel, the smallest bird of prey.

CBS features Dr. Paul Bologna, Director of the Marine Biology and Coastal Sciences Program, as the clinging jellyfish issue continues in NJ waters.

Dr. Paul Bologna discusses the Portuguese Man-of-War in New Jersey in this news piece from 2015.

Valerie Paschalis, Ayuni Yussof, and Theresa Aponte were awarded for their posters at the Theobald Smith Society, the New Jersey Branch of the American Society for Microbiology Meeting in Miniature.

Erika Bernal was awarded her fellowship to further her research on microplastics and oyster filtering.

Dr. Colette Feehan is studying the ecology of coral reefs in the Florida Keys following Hurricane Irma with support from a National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine “Scientific Research Disaster Recovery Grant.”

Now at Johnson & Johnson, Aline earned her B.S. and M.S. from here, then was advised by a fellow Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ alum earning her Ph.D. at Seton Hall.

A morning filled with ideas and colleagues celebrating the life and achievements of Charles Darwin.

Lauren O’Neil and Dr. Amy Ferdinand are conducting a study at a pond located in Byram Township in Sussex County, where Lauren is studying the biology of a species of freshwater clam.

The American Ornithological Society (AOS), the most prestigious professional society in the discipline, chooses Fellows based on their exceptional and sustained contributions to ornithology.

Dr. Dirk Vanderklein leads an interdisciplinary team funded by the National Science Foundation’s Education Dept. helping first generation students succeed in STEM majors.

Funded by Madelon Wehner, students presented posters of their research and the day concluded with a lecture given by Eric Wieschaus, Nobel Laureate.