Inventions, Startups, & Commercialization

Numerical estimation, a foundational math skill for children, can be negatively influenced with wrong answers from male teachers, Rutgers researchers find.

Rutgers Health researchers evaluate the early-stage implementation of Family Connects NJ and its role in advancing maternal and child health throughout the state.

Researchers at Rutgers University–Newark have answered a question asked by many in New Jersey and nationwide: Why is the rent so damned high? That’s the title of a report that explores the sharp rise of housing costs in recent years. The report was published by the Rutgers Center on Law, Inequality and Metropolitan Equity (CLiME).

Researchers seek participants for a federally funded study to determine if benfotiamine, a synthetic version of thiamine (vitamin B1), can help slow disease progression.

Rutgers has once again demonstrated its commitment to research integrity and participant safety by earning reaccreditation from the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs (AAHRPP), the highest standard for human research protection.

Rutgers researchers find that every $1 increase in wages is associated with fewer pregnancy-related hypertensive disorders.

Global disruption is no longer a distant risk but a defining condition of modern business and according to Yuliya Strizhakova, associate professor of marketing at Rutgers University–Camden, simply recognizing disruption is no longer enough. Organizations must learn to respond strategically to persistent global uncertainty, replacing assumptions of stability with agility grounded in core values.

With mental health concerns at historic levels among young people, a Rutgers professor joins a national call to create context-driven approaches to grief counseling.

Rutgers scientists uncover evidence that deep-sea salinity helped lock away carbon dioxide levels during the last ice age.