If you spend time on a boat, snorkeling, or looking at fish tanks, you may quickly realize that life underwater looks incredibly different than animals and other life that lives on the surface.

When Nicole Yen isn’t in the ocean herself, she’s studying its mysteries and inspiring the next generation of scientists to dive in and explore it, too. She discovered her love for the ocean and its ...

Biology is much more than lab coats and lecture halls. A degree in the study of living organisms can send you and your career to any number of exciting places, from the deepest depths of the ocean to ...

Peter Porrello ’24 hones his photography skills during his work with the Cape May Whale Watch and Research Center. I selected an intern position with the Cape May Whale Watch and Research Center ...

To become a marine biologist in the US, aspiring individuals typically begin by earning a bachelor’s degree in marine biology or a related field, providing foundational knowledge in marine science.

Four students recently shared results from their independent research projects at a national conference focused on marine science and coastal ecosystems. The Benthic Ecology Meeting is an annual ...

If you've ever spent your morning commute daydreaming about starting afresh with your career, this feature is for you. Each Monday, we speak to someone from a different profession to discover what ...

Marine biologist and Rolex Associate Laureate Emma Camp joins Elex Michaelson from Sydney, Australia, to talk about coral reefs, the significance of them, and the work she does to help them as part of ...