Research & Innovation Regional Sea-Level Scenarios Will Help Northeast Plan for Faster-than-Global Rise Global sea level could rise by as much as 8 feet by 2100 in a worst-case scenario, according to federal report coauthored by Rutgers’ Robert E. Kopp.
Research & Innovation Election Update 2016: Rutgers Research Provides Insight for Trump Presidency From climate change to Obamacare, the start of the Trump administration raises many questions for the future of policy in the United States.
Research & Innovation Most New Jerseyans New to 'Telehealth,' But Many Willing to Use Technology for Health Care Services The Quality Institute and Rutgers-Eagleton explore views on ‘telehealth’ in latest New Jersey Health Matters poll.
Research & Innovation Rutgers Experts Weigh in on Women's March Is this form of public protest still effective and, if so, what do organizers hope to accomplish?
Alumni Empowering Those Who Feel Powerless Post-election Rutgers graduate student Andrea Catone launches Action Together New Jersey to mobilize people who want to bring about local and national change.
Research & Innovation Better Diagnosis of Fungal Infections Key to Reducing Antibiotic Resistance Better diagnosis of fungal infections is key to reducing antibiotic resistance worldwide.
Alumni Rutgers Alumna Gains Strength in Battle Against Cancer from Supporters The Scarlet Knights women’s basketball team has rallied around its former student manager.
Campus Life Changes Coming to Rutgers' New Brunswick Campus to Improve Traffic Flow, Student Experience New bike and bus lanes part of broader redevelopment initiative with city of New Brunswick.
Research & Innovation Tallying the Social Cost of Climate-Changing Carbon Dioxide A Q&A with Rutgers’ Robert E. Kopp, member of National Academies committee exploring climate-changing effects of carbon dioxide.
Research & Innovation Future ‘Smart Cities’ Should be Super-Connected, Green and Resilient Narayan Mandayam leads research on how to improve the quality of life in cities and protect our planet.
Experts Rutgers Club Takes Entrepreneurial Action to Better the Community Enactus students apply classroom knowledge to troubleshoot real-world problems for struggling local businesses.
Alumni Mason Gross Alumnus Now a Scientist Who Studies Birdsongs Eathan Janney also tunes pianos in Peru, while overseeing a global piano tuning business.