At the end of the day, renewing campus facilities empowers faculty, students, scientists and researchers. The value of the science they pursue can’t be overestimated. “Our scientists have evolved, our laboratory needs have evolved, computing and research technologies have grown in leaps and bounds in all of the many directions of oceanographic science,” said […]
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AR 2020_Research
Funded research is the lifeblood of this school. Through it, knowledge about Earth’s ocean is expanded, scientists apply wisdom and expertise, graduate students gain experience and unlock passions, and the nation sees facts and evidence on which it can act. The quantity and quality of oceanographic research conducted at GSO is a special point of […]
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Summary of Gifts Received in FY 2020
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Summary of activity for the 2019-2020 Academic Year
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The administration’s mission is to create and uphold an environment in which science and scholarship can thrive. The Narragansett Bay Campus Master Plan Implementation is fully underway with the design phases for GSO’s expanded pier, an ocean technology research laboratory, and a modern marine operations building with support shops for regional class research vessels. Funded […]
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GSO Dean Paula Bontempi’s introduction to the FY2020 Annual Report.
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Summary of Outreach activities in fiscal year 2020
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By Janine Weisman No need to sugarcoat the reason why Tom Rossby no longer goes to sea. “It’s not responsible at my age to do that sort of stuff,” says the University of Rhode Island emeritus professor of oceanography. “I’m in good health and all that jazz but first of all, you don’t want to […]
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By Veronica M. Berounsky March 13 would be the last normal day of 2020 on the University of Rhode Island Narragansett Bay Campus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. When Graduate School of Oceanography faculty, students and staff left campus at the end of the day, they knew face-to-face classes were cancelled and online classes would […]
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Aboard GSO, Fall 2020 My time as a student at GSO was formative for me both as a scientist and as a person, and I am thrilled to return to the Bay Campus. I am excited about what lies ahead for GSO, but first I would like to thank Bruce Corliss for his years of […]
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