Astrophysicists from Rutgers are teaming up with colleagues from two other research universities to make discoveries on a new, radically powerful telescope that may reveal the secrets of dark matter, dark energy, and other cosmological enigmas.
Government cuts to budgets and workforces, cancellation of research grants and pausing of public health information dissemination are among the most condemned actions.
Rutgers researchers have launched one of the first US–based studies to investigate aging and brain health in Brazilian immigrants.
Findings from a groundbreaking national study co-led by a Rutgers researcher suggests that bystanders – those exposed to gun violence or threats but not directly victimized – may play a critical role in preventing future violence.
Rutgers scientists leading a “microbial Noah’s Ark” announce the creation of ethical rules for fair collaboration and ownership.
New Jerseyans continue to give a somewhat split assessment on the direction of the Garden State, and pocketbook issues top the list of residents’ biggest concerns, according to the latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll.
A Rutgers professor and others show that zooming in on the finish line – rather than taking in surroundings – bolsters both effort and pace.
An eight-year study quantifying the effects of climate change has concluded that food crop production will be adversely affected by rising temperatures and altered rainfall patterns.
As part of Rutgers University’s growing Korea–US engagement strategy in the biomedical and health sciences, Rutgers Global and Rutgers Health hosted a Symposium on Korea–US R&D Collaborations and Funding Opportunities on Thursday, June 19, at Richard Weeks Hall on the Rutgers–New Brunswick campus.
Rutgers Health scientists call for greater awareness of the matter and the potential effects on maternal and fetal health.
A hypothesis by Rutgers Health researchers suggests a common stimulant could protect infants from sudden death.