Rutgers researchers explore how anticipated partner reactions may influence a woman’s decision to use pre-exposure prophylaxis.
Eight in 10 rate the national economy negatively, while three-quarters say the same of the state.
Rutgers researcher links tail shape to different hunting styles among the giant marine reptiles known as mosasaurs.
Rutgers researchers use advanced neuroimaging to explore how abnormalities in the eye’s blood vessels may indicate early brain changes linked to dementia.
Rutgers-led research of 16 adults suggests cellular energy processes may help explain differences in sickle cell pain.
Honors College students visit the Rutgers Plant Science Research and Extension Farm to learn about the university’s turfgrass-breeding program.
The surprise discovery of a natural fruit fly repellent could lead to new controls for one of New Jersey’s biggest blueberry pests.
A new endowed legacy professorship at the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences will recognize and support exceptional faculty in plant biology.
A Rutgers-led study offers potential ways to treat anxiety and PTSD.
A Rutgers researcher and colleagues find that decisions today may reduce the rise in seas facing coastal communities.
A new seminar helps undergraduates connect their interests to research they never knew existed.
An initiative supported by a multimillion-dollar grant seeks to position Rutgers as a leader in promoting art as a resource for well-being.