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New Jersey's media landscape evolves as print declines

With the end of The Star-Ledger's print edition and the closure of The Jersey Journal, New Jersey's media landscape is rapidly changing.

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 18, 2025

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Rutgers professor awarded Sloan Fellowship for groundbreaking research on sense of touch

A Rutgers University professor, Victoria Abraira, has been awarded a 2025 Sloan Research Fellowship for her work on the sense of touch.

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 18, 2025

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Matthew Young appointed Harold H. Martin Professor at Rutgers

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 18, 2025

The Rutgers University Board of Governors has announced the appointment of Matthew Young as the Harold H. Martin Professor of Mathematics Endowed Chair, effective July 1, 2024.

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Study finds envy impacts workplace productivity

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 18, 2025

New research from Rutgers University highlights the impact of workplace dynamics on employee performance.

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Rutgers Health experts address ongoing challenges in HIV care

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 17, 2025

At a recent event held at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, experts discussed the ongoing challenges in HIV care and prevention despite global advances in treatment.

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Family continues tradition of love at Rutgers University

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 13, 2025

Laura and Vic Frederico's connection to Rutgers University spans three generations, illustrating a deep family bond with the institution.

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Rutgers honors program alumni share how it led to marriage

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 12, 2025

Three couples who met as students in the Rutgers Honors Program have shared their unique love stories, illustrating how the program's community and activities helped foster lasting relationships.

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Rutgers student honored for launching literacy program for incarcerated individuals

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 11, 2025

Marisa Syed, a sophomore at Rutgers University, has been recognized for her contributions to social justice and literacy advocacy.

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Rutgers scientists develop AI tool for predicting whale habitats

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 11, 2025

Researchers at Rutgers University-New Brunswick have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to predict endangered whale habitats, aiming to guide ships along the Atlantic coast to avoid collisions.

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Rutgers studies reveal dangers posed by micro-nano plastics in food chain

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 11, 2025

Micro- and nanoscale plastic particles present in soil and water have been found to significantly increase the absorption of toxic chemicals by plants and human intestinal cells, according to two studies from Rutgers Health.

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Study reveals insights into global variations in vaginal microbiomes

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 11, 2025

A global research collaboration, including a Rutgers-New Brunswick scientist, has published findings on the vaginal microbiome in Trends in Microbiology.

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Exhibit explores historical significance of black church hats

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 10, 2025

Growing up in a Black church, Kyra March was familiar with the vibrant tradition of wearing elaborate hats.

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Rutgers study highlights need for integrated healthcare education

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 10, 2025

Integrated care, a coordinated approach addressing patients' physical, mental, and social health needs, has been shown to improve patient outcomes, reduce healthcare costs, and address health disparities.

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Survey shows growing divide in American engagement with artificial intelligence

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 9, 2025

A recent survey by Rutgers University–New Brunswick has highlighted a growing divide in how Americans engage with artificial intelligence (AI).

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Study reveals misconceptions about home firearm safety among U.S. adults

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 7, 2025

Adults in the United States often misjudge the risks and benefits associated with home firearm access, a study by Rutgers Health has found.

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Study finds increased mortality risk for veterans using opioids with anti-anxiety meds

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 6, 2025

Veterans who were prescribed both opioids and benzodiazepines by the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) experienced a heightened risk of death, according to a report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine.

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Report highlights interconnected global crises; urges comprehensive solutions

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 5, 2025

Pamela McElwee, a professor at Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, has dedicated 25 years to studying human adaptation to global environmental changes.

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New book sheds light on influential but lesser-known civil rights leader

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 5, 2025

Danielle Phillips-Cunningham is striving to bring recognition to Nannie Helen Burroughs, a pivotal figure in the history of Black women's rights.

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Philadelphia Eagles partner with Rutgers scientist for autism research

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 4, 2025

Neuroscientist Emanuel DiCicco-Bloom, though not a football enthusiast, has become an advocate for the Philadelphia Eagles and its owner, Jeffrey Lurie.

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Rutgers experts discuss academic freedom vs expression in upcoming webinar

By South Middlesex Times | Feb 4, 2025

Academic freedom and freedom of expression are essential components of a university's mission to promote critical inquiry and advance knowledge.