A large community-based participatory research study of women of color highlights perinatal experiences and opportunities to further strengthen policies.
Rutgers Health researchers receive a federal grant to examine how contaminants may influence pregnancy outcomes and child development.
A Rutgers researcher unravels an oceanographic mystery of how calcium carbonate dissolves in the shallow seas.
A new partnership between Rutgers University–Camden and National AI Campus is bringing together faculty, researchers, and students in a collaborative consortium focused on advancing artificial intelligence (AI) in research and higher education, with a strong emphasis on innovation and ethical application. The initiative reflects the university’s commitment to shaping one of the most transformative fields of the 21st century.
After losing family members to chronic conditions, including his father, Ilker Hacihaliloglu decided something needed to be done to ensure that preventable diseases are discovered early rather than too late. His innovation, developed at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, became the company PONS, which seeks to give families “the precious gift of time.”
Jazz artist Stefon Harris did something no one’s done before: create an app that makes music as unpredictable as a jazz solo. After 13 years of research, Harris, a Rutgers-Newark professor of music, invented Harmony Cloud, an AI-powered software platform he developed to help musicians practice the art of not knowing what comes next.
Socially vulnerable counties face higher overdose deaths and treatment needs, findings that could help prioritize funding and programming responses, according to Rutgers researchers.
By reframing how science evaluates “unmeasurable” war-zone data, Rutgers experts help break a decades-long deadlock for military disability benefits.
In laboratories and greenhouses at Rutgers University-New Brunswick – alongside collaborators at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, University of Florida, and Bar-Ilan University – scientists are advancing plant breeding innovations to protect one of the world’s most widely used herbs: basil.
Rutgers scientists have identified a new way to distinguish healthy guts from diseased ones and track how some illnesses progress by measuring how gut bacteria interact with one another.
New research in the Journal of Business Ethics finds that talking behind your boss’s back can serve as a “bonding activity,” but it also has drawbacks.
Alcohol cues tucked into lifestyle posts increased young adults’ self-reported desire to drink, a Rutgers Health-led study finds.