Biology Professor is I CAN STEM New Jersey Role Model for February 2023
Dr. Sandra Adams has been named the role model for I CAN STEM this month
February 1, 2023
Biology News
Category: In the Media
College Students Work to Restore Protective Eelgrass Off NJ Shore
Dr. Bologna and his students went into the waters of Barnegat Bay Thursday for an eelgrass restoration project.
September 16, 2022
Dangerous Jellyfish spotted on New Jersey beaches
Dr. Paul Bologna discusses the Rare Mauve jellyfish that’s been spotted at NJ beaches whose stings could cause very painful reactions.
September 6, 2022
Studying the Dangers of Clinging Jellyfish in NJ Waters
Jen Maxfield from NBC4 NY visited Dr. Paul Bologna’s lab to learn more about these invasive creatures
July 13, 2022
Hoboken cleanup spells the end of abandoned boats
Dr. Paul Bologna, Professor, Biology, speaks with Ted Goldberg from NJ Spotlight News regarding boat debris
May 16, 2022
The Portuguese Man-of-war Is Not a Jellyfish and Packs a Nasty Sting
Dr. Paul Bologna, Professor, speaks with HowStuffWorks about this fascinating creature
May 12, 2022
Plastic remains the most collected litter at New Jersey beaches
The annual Beach Sweeps Report from Clean Ocean Action documented that 82.3% of items collected by volunteers were made of foam or plastic
April 1, 2022
Beached, docked & dumped
NJ.com spoke with Dr. Paul Bologna, Biology, regarding the State’s abandoned boat problem
March 21, 2022
When to get a booster shot if you are fully vaccinated and had COVID
Dr. Sandra Adams spoke with Katherine Rodriguez from NJ.com regarding when to get your Covid-19 booster
January 12, 2022
What You Should Know About COVID-19 and the Flu
Dr. Sandra Adams provided insight to NewsMax regarding the correlation between contracting covid and getting your flu shot
December 10, 2021
Diving Squad To Scrub Jellyfish Off Berkeley Shores’ Bulkheads
A team of volunteer divers will be taking steps to reduce the number of jellyfish in the Berkeley Shores lagoon on Saturday morning.
November 19, 2021
NJ Sees Spike in Human West Nile Virus Cases as Mosquito Season Keeps Going
Dr. Matthew Aardema, Assistant Professor, Biology speaks with NBC10’s Ted Greenberg to discuss why this season has benefited mosquitos
October 12, 2021