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Innovation Could Spur Faster, Cheaper, Nano-Based Manufacturing

February 15, 2018

Scalable and cost-effective manufacturing of thin film devices

Engineers 3D Print Shape-Shifting Smart Gel

February 1, 2018

3D printing becomes 4D as objects morph over time and temperatures change

Research Could Revolutionize Nuclear Waste Reprocessing and Save Money

November 2, 2017

A ‘molecular trap’ for capturing radioactive iodides in nuclear waste

Antibiotics From a ‘Molecular Pencil Sharpener’

October 25, 2017

Discovery could lead to new antibacterial agents and drugs to combat toxins

Taming 'Wild' Electrons in Graphene

October 24, 2017

Discovery could lead to novel electronic devices

Cloning Thousands of Genes for Massive Protein Libraries

June 28, 2017

Scientists at Rutgers and other universities build technology that could lead to rapid discovery of new medicines and biomark...

Stony Corals More Resistant to Climate Change Than Thought, Study Finds

June 5, 2017

Researchers show how corals create rock-hard skeletons

Graphene-Based Sensor Could Improve Evaluation, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Asthma

May 23, 2017

Rutgers researchers invent device that detects inflammation in lungs

Rutgers Professor Develops Eco-Friendly Concrete

February 13, 2017

Rutgers’ Richard Riman invented energy-efficient technology that could help limit climate change

Toxic Mercury in Aquatic Life Could Spike with Greater Land Runoff

January 31, 2017

Rutgers’ Jeffra Schaefer helped conduct study on the potential impact of climate change and rising methylmercury levels...

Can Radioactive Waste Be Immobilized in Glass for Millions of Years?

November 4, 2016

Rutgers professor Ashutosh Goel invents way to contain radioactive iodine

Designing the Future Internet

October 21, 2016

Rutgers’ Dipankar Raychaudhuri in the forefront of creating a mobile-friendly Internet that can handle billions of devi...

Climate Tipping Points: What Do They Mean for Society?

July 12, 2016

Rutgers and Harvard scientists lay out strategy for investigating societal consequences