News Archive | Rutgers–New Brunswick

Geysers erupt in a moon-like landscape

Research & Innovation

How Ancient Red Algae Power Extreme Ecosystems – and Offer Clues to Life’s Evolution

Europa, one of Jupiter's moon is white with brown stripes against a black background

Research & Innovation

Why Europa’s Hidden Ocean May Be More Difficult to Reach Than Scientists Thought

Research vessel facing the camera head on, with bow in front.

Research & Innovation

Inside a 25-Day Ocean Science Mission

Man and woman standing in front of a poster of the earth and oceans.

Research & Innovation

Rutgers Oceanographers Prepare to Take the Helm at Sea

Rutgers graduate Jack Woods asks a question to a Taiwanese director during a Fulbright event in November.

Research & Innovation

A Love for Language Leads Fulbright Recipient to New Taipei City

Tiki Torch

Experts

Ahead of July 4, New Jersey Poison Experts Warn of Torch Fuel Dangers at Summer Gatherings

older adults using an iPad for a video call

Research & Innovation

Why Facebook, Video Calls and Artificial Intelligence Matter for Age-Friendly Communities

an older woman looking at her smartphone with a pensive look

Research & Innovation

Connection or Compulsion: How Smartphones Can Deepen Depression in Older Adults

A telescope image of deep space, black in the background and littered with stars.

Research & Innovation

Rubin Observatory Starts Its Decade of Discovery

Rutgers-New Brunswick graduate Emily Trujillo visited the Kunsthistorisches Museum, an art museum in Vienna, in December.

Alumni

Fulbright Recipient Takes Her Literary Research to Vienna Before Heading to Grad School

two researchers from rutgers posing for a portrait

Research & Innovation

Two Researchers Earn Pew Honors for Their Work in Neuroscience

Man in green shirt at his desk

Research & Innovation

What 35 Years of Watching New Jersey’s Climate Reveals