A Rutgers-led team of engineers has developed an automated way to produce polymers, making it much easier to create advanced materials aimed at improving human health.
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Slightly bending semiconductors made of organic materials can roughly double the speed of electricity flowing through them and could benefit next-generation electronics such as sensors and solar cells, according to Rutgers-led research.
Tis the season for holiday parties, good food and a glass of red wine. But how can you avoid getting stained teeth when your calendar is full of get togethers with friends and families. Find out what advice Rutgers dentist Uchenna Akosa has to offer.
A new Rutgers study found that even children who are considered at risk do just as well as their peers in vocabulary development if they are read to by their parents. Find out why Manuel Jimenez, assistant professor of pediatrics and family medicine and community health at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School says reading to young children is critical.
Rutgers experts offer tips to prepare parents and students for the emotional fall out that can follow this first semester rite of passage some experience.
Nathan Yee, a professor of geomicrobiology and geochemistry at Rutgers–New Brunswick is helping to figure out whether or not extraterrestrial life exists, and if so, how we can detect it in the university’s first astrobiology course. Find out how NASA inspired him to create the course, and what his theories are on what life on Mars and other planets might look like.
