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Honors College students Anny Noh (left) and Veronica Girgis pick "Scarlet Sunrise" grape tomatoes at Snyder Farm in Pittstown, N.J.

Research & Innovation

An Outdoor Research Lab in Pittstown Is All About Solving Problems for Local Farmers

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Experts

New Jerseyans Largely Support Voter ID and Proof of Citizenship, Though Majority Confident Votes Will Be Counted Accurately

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Research & Innovation

More Than 8 in 10 New Jerseyans Support the State’s School Cellphone Ban

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Incarcerated Student Becomes First to Start Law School Journey at Rutgers

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Research & Innovation

Scientists Move a Step Toward Quantum Computers That Can Correct Their Own Mistakes

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Experts

Rutgers Brain Health Institute Recruits World-Renowned Autism Expert

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Research & Innovation

How a U.S. Ban on Lab-Modified Opioids Could Stifle Medical Research

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Research & Innovation

Medicine Called PrEP Can Prevent HIV, but Partner Reactions Might Stand in the Way

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Research & Innovation

New Jerseyans Report More Difficulty Affording Everyday Necessities

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Research & Innovation

Some of Those Ancient Sea Predators Were Built for Surprise Attacks

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Research & Innovation

MRI Scans Link Eye Microvascular Health to Early Signs of Cognitive Decline

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Health

Study of Sickle Cell Pain Finds Unexpected Biological Differences

Rutgers-led research of 16 adults suggests cellular energy processes may help explain differences in sickle cell pain.