Shannon Agner, a Ph.D. student in Rutgers’ Laboratory for Computational Imaging and Bioinformatics, is working with colleagues on innovative methods for computer-aided detection and diagnosis of breast cancer through MRIs. Learn more.
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At Rutgers, graduate and professional students embark on their new journey in an environment of inquiry and innovation, of discovery and exploration.
From accounting to women’s and gender studies, Rutgers scholars challenge long-held ideas, tackle complex problems, and create the knowledge and solutions likely to shape the coming century. They engage in these pursuits with guidance from a faculty known for its devotion to mentoring the next generation’s scholars from the moment they enter graduate school to the time they launch their careers—and beyond.
Ph.D. Graduate Student Furthers Computer-Aided Diagnoses of Cancer
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During his Costa Rican childhood, Pablo Ruiz Cubillo was fascinated by the volcanoes that surround his home country. Today, he studies volcanoes in Costa Rica and elsewhere as a Ph.D student in geological sciences at Rutgers. Learn more.
Urban Planning Alumni Help New Orleans Recover
David L. Gladstone (left), John L. Renne, and Marla K. Nelson are Rutgers Graduate School–New Brunswick alumni and professors of urban planning at the University of New Orleans. Through their research findings and volunteer efforts, they assist the city’s post-Katrina recovery. Learn more.
