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Rutgers researchers find that videos distributed on social media can reduce barriers to health literacy and improve health in underserved populations.
Read how Rutgers-Newark scientists Wilma Friedman and Juan Pablo Zanin are studying how a missing protein needed in brain development may be connected to autism spectrum disorder and Alzheimer's disease.
One-fourth of children under age 8 with autism spectrum disorder — most of them black or Hispanic — are not being diagnosed, which is critical for improving quality of life.
While LED lighting can enhance plant growth in greenhouses, standards are needed to determine the optimal intensity and colors of light, according to Rutgers research that could help improve the energy efficiency of horticultural lighting products.
A group of Rutgers students are heading to Greece over the break to study nutrition and culture, try new foods, and visit historical sites as part of a course offered by the Office of Summer and Winter Sessions, part of Rutgers Division of Continuing Studies.
When the clock strikes midnight on Dec. 31 we will be saying goodbye to a decade that was a time of great change, growth and innovation at Rutgers. Take a look at some of the most-read Rutgers Today stories of the 2010s from across the university and check out highlights of the decade from Rutgers-New Brunswick.