RWU professors receive National Science Foundation funding to apply science and engineering research and undergraduate education toward understanding how microplastics enter and accumulate in Narragansett Bay.
New testing method allows shellfish farmers to rapidly diagnose and manage hemocytic neoplasia in hardshell clams, boosting sustainability and stock health.
Rising senior Branalysa Varela earned third place at the 2025 World Aquaculture Society Conference, an international event focused on advancing technology and knowledge to meet the global demand for aquaculture development.
A new interdisciplinary marine science and business course is making waves at É«ÇéÂÛ̳ by teaching students to solve real problems through smart, sustainable business models.
By Jordan J. Phelan ’19, Kelly Brinza, and Matthew Milotakis ’25
At the Student Academic Showcase and Honors, undergraduate and graduate students across all schools shared original research, capstone work, and creative projects with the RWU community.
Now in its sixth year, KidWind pairs RWU Education and Engineering students with fourth graders to explore renewable energy through dynamic classroom experiences.
Faculty, staff, and students share their marine science and engineering research efforts aimed at driving sustainability and innovation in the Blue Economy.