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Rudolf G. Arndt
Ph.D.(Cornell University) - Professor Emeritus
Ichthyology, estuarine ecology, blue crab biology, vertebrate zoology, ecology, behavior, herpetology, nature photography.  |
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Tait Chirenje
Ph.D. (University of Florida) - Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies
urban geochemistry, environmental chemistry. |
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Stewart C. Farrell
Ph.D. (University of Massachusetts at Amherst) - Professor of Marine Science
Estuarine hydrography and intertidal sediment structure, beach morphology and physical processes affecting shoreline dynamics, coastal zone planning and storm hazard mitigation for New Jersey coastal communities. Computer mapping and NJ beach profile data management is part of the work performed by the Stockton Coastal Research Center. |
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Gordan Grguric
Ph.D.(Florida Institute of Technology) - Associate Professor of Marine Science
Seawater aquarium chemistry, redox processes, interstitial water, physical and chemical modeling of closed sea water systems. Research page. |
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Richard P. Hager
Ph.D.(University of New Hampshire) - Associate Professor of Marine Science
Marine ecology, general and population ecology, invertebrate zoology, biology of amphipod crustaceans, ecology of beaches. |
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Matthew Landau
Ph.D.(Florida Institute of Technology) - Professor of Marine Science
Aquaculture, fisheries management, crustacean biology, general evolutionary theory, comparative physiology and toxicology, biometry, biochemistry.
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Carol J. Slocum
Ph.D.(University of the West Indies) - Associate Professor of Marine Biology
Marine plant ecology, experimental ecology, tropical marine biology, marine plant-animal interactions, marine mammal biology and ecology, coastal community comparisons.
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Peter F. Straub
PhD (University of Delaware)- Professor of Biology
Marine Biotechnology, environmental gene regulation, coastal and estuarine ecology, scientific diving.
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Mark C. Sullivan
Ph.D. (University of Miami) – Assistant Professor of Marine Science
Ecology of early stage fishes in estuarine / continental shelf environments, implications of climate change on fish recruitment, impacts of mobile fishing gear on seafloor habitats, American eel early life history.
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George Zimmermann
Ph.D. (Rutgers, The State University) - Professor of Environmental Studies
Forest ecology, forest management, quantitative methods in ecology.
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