Innovation met opportunity at the inaugural Rutgers Innovation Showcase, where hundreds of innovators, including Rutgers researchers who have launched their own startups, converged with industry leaders, investors, and venture capitalists to accelerate the next wave of Rutgers‑born discoveries.
A professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and a team of Rutgers students are proposing a means to defend manufacturers from cyberattacks – and ensure the uninterrupted production of mission-critical national security and infrastructure parts.
Rutgers moved into the top-40 in the National Academy of Inventors (NAI) Top 100 U.S. Universities Granted Utility Patents, improving its ranking by nine spots to come in 33rd after finishing 42nd in 2025.
Rutgers Brain Health Institute supports students through federally funded training grants, scholar programs, and collaborative research opportunities.
A Rutgers researcher and others find that while Americans' attitudes toward immigration differ greatly by party, it is more nuanced than that.
The funding strengthens research in the School of Arts and Sciences, the School of Engineering and the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, advancing discovery in areas such as astrophysics, quantum and condensed matter physics, materials science, molecular and cellular biology, and microbiology.
Rutgers Health researchers study a strategy for generating grassroots awareness of the prevalence and marketing of ultra-processed food.
A public health professor is working to head off students’ anxiety over one of the foundational—but challenging—subjects in the field.
Rutgers-Newark researchers have shown that a genetic variant specific to African ancestry alters the brain in a way that could foretell the eventual development of Alzheimer's Disease.
The university’s oldest and largest campus reaffirms its classification from the Carnegie Foundation and wins an award for a community development program.
