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.
A hypothesis by Rutgers Health researchers suggests a common stimulant could protect infants from sudden death.
Rutgers researcher finds widespread reports of service sector employees feeling overheated and regularly experiencing indoor conditions exceeding 80 degrees.
The study offers evidence supporting the cardiac safety of a popular antiseizure medication.
Scientists know the stomach talks to the brain, but two new studies from Rutgers Health researchers suggest the conversation is really a tug-of-war, with one side urging another bite, the other signaling “enough.”
New Jersey Medical School study finds metabolic stress drives antibiotic tolerance and speeds resistance.
A team led by Rutgers University-New Brunswick engineers has developed a portable device capable of detecting rare genetic mutations from a single drop of blood.