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Research at Rutgers–New Brunswick

The Office of the Vice Provost for Research serves as the central hub for Rutgers–New Brunswick research in diverse fields of study across the university, fostering interdisciplinary faculty scholarship, advocating for research resources, and championing enhancements to institutional research facilities.

Centers & Institutes

Rutgers alum Angela Johnsen (SEBS '15) works in the the sand table in Blake Hall

Rutgers–New Brunswick’s centers and institutes serve as fertile ground for pioneering interdisciplinary ideas, bringing together faculty from across the university to address today’s important challenges while adding to the sum of collective knowledge.

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Research Resources

Gene Hall, professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, in his lab

Ready to innovate? Get started with on a new research project, identify institutional collaborators, and find funding through Rutgers’ Office for Research.

Learn about the Office for Research

Aresty Research Center

Talia Waltzer in front of her honors thesis research project on Rutgers Day in the SAS tent

Aresty aims to create opportunities for Rutgers undergraduate students to participate in research. Rutgers professors can get involved in the center by advertising research opportunities, recruiting undergraduate researchers, and mentoring students towards professional engagement with research.

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Contact

As Vice Provost for Research, Denise Hien serves as a strategic partner fostering collaborations, advocating for resources, and developing communication to promote a culture of faculty and student research. She provides advice and planning for university comprehensive capital renovation projects to improve scientific and other research facilities.

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