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Experts

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

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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

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Research & Innovation

What 35 Years of Watching New Jersey’s Climate Reveals

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Research & Innovation

Rutgers-Trained Scientist and NOAA Researcher Is Named State Climatologist

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Research & Innovation

A Historic Ocean Observatory Off the Jersey Shore Returns to Service

Rutgers graduate Victoria Richard stands before a scenic view of a fortress and palace complex in Spain.

Alumni

In a Classroom in Madrid, a Fulbright Recipient Teaches English and Shares American Culture

Rutgers professor Min Kwon is in seated pose, with her forearms resting on a black shine table surface with a raised piano lid in the background.

Faculty Excellence

To Spread Hope, the Next Rutgers-New Brunswick Laureate Reimagines ‘America the Beautiful’

Rutgers graduate Evan Charles Keeton takes in the cherry blossoms at the Alishan National Forest Recreation Area in Taiwan.

Student Experience

In Taiwan, a Fulbright Recipient Develops Lessons, Studies Mandarin and Takes Dance Classes

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Research & Innovation

Researchers Find Human-Caused Sea Level Rise Is Behind the Most Recent Increases in Extreme Water Levels

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Health & Wellness

Graduate Students Turn a Storage Room Into a Place to Recharge

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Research & Innovation

Meet the Professor Who Turned a Student’s Childhood Curiosity Into a Career Path