Is it ok to use keywords that you know people are searching for, but not ok for “bots’’ to direct traffic to your site? Rutgers researchers analyze how Google, Facebook and Instagram repeatedly change boundaries between smart visibility strategies and "cheating the system."
Ten black women who are part of the “Mothers of the Movement," and whose sons were killed at the hands of police officers, told a Rutgers-New Brunswick audience they want to find ways to work with law enforcement while also holding them accountable.
Students and faculty reviewed, annotated, and transcribed scans from the personal papers of noted suffragists including Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Mary Church Terrell, and Carrie Chapman Catt during an event at the Alexander Library in honor of the 204th birthday of Stanton, credited as the movement's founder.
The third trimester is the “critical window” for risk, according to study coauthor Emily Barrett, an associate professor at Rutgers School of Public Health and the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute
A Rutgers-led study finds that many terminally ill people – particularly women, young adults, minorities and low-income individuals – experience symptoms of depression in the last few months of their lives, highlight the need for quality end-of-life psychological care.
Augusto Cumpa’s college benefits under the GI Bill were running out he wasn't sure what to do. But a fellow veteran from a new peer advising program at Rutgers-Newark stepped in to help, giving Cumpa a lifeline to finish his education. Learn more about the program that helps vets navigate college life.
Learn about a Rutgers innovation that may help lead to safe stem cell therapies for treating Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases, as well as other neurological disorders.
In military settings, teamwork is key to safe practices and successful outcomes. Read about an initiative by student-veterans at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School to share their lessons in teamwork and communication to bring out changes in the culture of the health care system.
From simple proteins to living cells, three Rutgers-New Brunswick researchers are testing theories on the origins of life – including the possibility of extraterrestrial life. Read more about how they are replicating proteins from billions of years ago in an oxygen-free chamber that mimics the conditions of ancient Earth through NASA funded research.
