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Due to icy conditions on the Ocean County College campus, all classes and activities at Kean Ocean will be conducted remotely on Wednesday, January 28.
This remote schedule applies only to Kean Ocean. Kean’s main campus in Union and Kean Skylands will operate as normal.
Only essential personnel should report in person for work at Kean Ocean. Employees with questions about their status should consult their supervisor.
News Archive
- Topic: Research News
Kean Diagnostic Lab Offers New On-Campus Testing
Kean Diagnostic Lab Offers New On-Campus Testing
The on-campus laboratory Kean University established to process COVID-19 tests has expanded its services to offer a broader range of low-cost diagnostic and screening tests.
Kean Research Days 2025 Showcases Discoveries That Matter
Kean Research Days 2025 Showcases Discoveries That Matter
At Kean's 17th annual Research Days, bold ideas met real-world innovation. Students and faculty across disciplines – from biology and neuroscience to architecture and more – presented their work. Watch and see them in action.
Kean Oceanography Students Dive into Hands-On Science at Sandy Hook
Kean Oceanography Students Dive into Hands-On Science at Sandy Hook
Kean oceanography students are making discoveries through coastal research at Sandy Hook. From measuring water samples to exploring sediment layers, this hands-on experience brings classroom concepts to life and inspires students to become stewards of the environment.
The Power of Research at Kean University
The Power of Research at Kean University
Kean University’s Center for Undergraduate Research and Fellowships (CURF) connects students with real-world research opportunities in genetics, artificial intelligence and beyond.
Kean Research Days Highlight Research, Learning and Creative Work
Kean Research Days Highlight Research, Learning and Creative Work
Nearly 1,300 Kean students will take part in the three-day conference focused on research, innovation and learning.
Kean Research Offers New Tools in the Fight Against Spotted Lanternflies
Kean Research Offers New Tools in the Fight Against Spotted Lanternflies
Assistant Professor Brenna Levine, Ph.D., has decoded the most detailed genome of the invasive spotted lanternfly, paving the way for future control methods. The National Science Foundation-funded research, co-authored by a Kean graduate student, was published in Scientific Data.
Kean University Researchers, Student-Athletes Partner to Study Calcium Intake and Cardiovascular Health
Kean University Researchers, Student-Athletes Partner to Study Calcium Intake and Cardiovascular Health
A collaborative study involving Kean University’s student-athletes and researchers is one of the first to examine the importance of calcium to cardiovascular health, opening new pathways for future scientific discovery.
Kean University Forges Research Partnership in Brazil, Furthering Global Reach
Kean University Forges Research Partnership in Brazil, Furthering Global Reach
Kean University is partnering with an institution of higher education in Brazil to conduct applied research focused on sustainability and the bioeconomy, offering students opportunities for international collaboration.
The partnership between Kean and SENAI CIMATEC, a science and technology institution located in Salvador, Brazil, will focus on research in areas such as sustainable agricultural products; drug discovery for therapeutics to combat the Zika virus and neglected tropical diseases; and the development of healthy, sustainable housing.
Kean Researcher Kuan Huang, Ph.D., Working to Transform Lives with AI Cancer Screening
Kean Researcher Kuan Huang, Ph.D., Working to Transform Lives with AI Cancer Screening
Kean Assistant Professor Kuan Huang, Ph.D., is researching the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in breast cancer screening, aiming to develop highly accurate diagnostic tools that can ultimately save lives.
Kean University Students Explore Tradition and Legacy in South Africa Travelearn
Kean University Students Explore Tradition and Legacy in South Africa Travelearn
Kean University students and administrators explored the rich culture, stunning landscapes and complex history of South Africa, learning alongside Kean’s Senior Human Rights Fellow Ndaba Mandela, grandson of Nelson Mandela, during a Travelearn trip to the country.