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Biomedical Informatics and AI

Research & Innovation

Research Teams Receive Funding for Projects Using Biomedical Informatics and AI

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Achievements

Graduate School of Education Professor Is Named Co-Editor of Premier Journal

(l. to r.) Kristin O’Brassill-Kulfan, Assistant Professor of History and Director of Public History and Linda Caldwell Epps (DC ’73), a prominent alumna and member of the Board of Trustees, are co-chairing the state's commemoration for the nation's 250th anniversary.

Community

Rutgers Alumna and Historian Are Shaping New Jersey’s Commemoration of America’s 250th

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Research & Innovation

Discovery of Brain-Body Connection Offers Clues for Parkinson’s and Alcohol Use Disorder

Seniors and Pills

Experts

Hidden Risks in the Medicine Cabinet: Opioids and Older Adult Safety

Christian Simon (RWJMS ’26) is the fifth person in his family to have graduated with a medical degree from Rutgers University.

Commencement

Med School Is a Family Affair for This Rutgers Grad

Hooked on Healing

Health

Medical Students Reimagine Postpartum Care, One Stitch at a Time

Brain Bee Winners

Health

At a Brain Bee Competition in Newark, a 10th Grade Student Ignites His Curiosity for Neuroscience

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Community

At Rutgers, a Forest Takes Root Where a Road Once Ran

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Research & Innovation

The Most Influential Black Woman You’ve Never Heard of Is Finally Getting Her Due

Elvia Vargas (SON ’26) with twin daughters (l. to r.) Valentina Martinez and Victoria Martinez

Commencement

Nursing Graduate Welcomes Twins a Few Months Before Graduation

Maciej Over the past three years, Maciej Jeziorek, was a key collaborator on a groundbreaking nanotechnology which offers a new approach for cancer research

Students

Doctoral Student Coauthored Research That Could Transform Cancer Treatment