The honor recognizes Robyn Schafer’s leadership in midwifery education and Susan H. Weaver’s scholarship in nursing workforce research.
Rutgers experts warn that hot weather can be a danger to all, especially those with diabetes and cancer as well as older adults.
Common backyard fuels can be mistaken for drinks, putting children and pets at risk of serious lung injury.
Rutgers researchers find that digital tools and technology play critical roles in encouraging active aging.
A Rutgers researcher leading the study said the matter “comes down to purposeful interaction versus compulsive escapism.”
In a newly created role, Alexandria Carey will support translational research and workforce development through partnerships across Rutgers and beyond.
Rutgers astrophysicists will use a vast stream of images and data collected at the Rubin observatory in Chile to advance understanding of the universe and how it changes.
Rutgers alum Emily Trujillo traces aphasia, a language disorder, in the works of psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud and playwright and novelist Elfriede Jelinek.
A Rutgers professor and postdoctoral associate examine how neural circuits drive movement and contribute to touch sensitivity in autism.
A longtime Rutgers expert explains what decades of data show about the state’s warming climate, changing storms and need for public understanding.
John Krasting, a Rutgers-trained climate scientist whose career has spanned broadcast meteorology, climate modeling and sea-level research, has been named the New Jersey state climatologist, succeeding David Robinson, who is retiring after 35 years in the role.
A compact offshore research platform has been deployed off the Jersey Shore, revitalizing the historic Long-Term Ecosystem Observatory (LEO) site and advancing a new era of ocean research, education and marine innovation in New Jersey.