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CARTHE
Overview of researchCARTHE, a project funded by the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative, released a 6-minute video highlighting its work at sea and on complex modeling systems to better understand the oil spill and how resources might be deployed in the event of future at-sea emergencies.
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Shark Scavenging
Study documents unique social, gathering and feeding behaviorsApex Expeditions and UM team up to explore behaviors of Great white sharks scavenging on dead whales in South Africa.
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Splashes of Color
2013 Underwater Photo ContestEntries are now being accepted from around the world for the Rosenstiel School's 9th Annual Underwater Photography Contest; deadline is midnight on Friday, May 17. Submit your entry!
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Ocean Acidification
Larval Cobia Put to Acid TestNew study by Bignami, Sponaugle and Cowen shows potential resistance to increasingly acidic oceans by cobia in some areas of development --not others.
Graduate Program
The Rosenstiel School offers one of the largest, most comprehensive marine and atmospheric graduate programs in the nation. More about our Graduate Program »
Undergraduate Program
Our undergraduate degree programs in Marine Science, Meteorology and Marine Affairs prepare you for exciting careers in marine research, policy, conservation, environmental law, medicine, business and the media. More about our Undergraduate Program »
Marine Tech. & Life Sciences
In 2012 the Rosenstiel School will break ground on the new Marine Technology & Life Sciences Seawater Building. Support the biomedical science and air-sea interactions, including the effects of hurricanes, that will be the focus of the work in this state-of-the-art facility. Read more »
DAMSL
An exciting interactive database that visually catalogs more than 5,000 underwater images, and provides encyclopedic content to students and teachers. Read more…
CSTARS
CSTARS provides scientists and government decision-makers with unparalleled access to satellite images from diverse global providers. It was instrumental in the collection of data in post-earthquake Haiti and during the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
