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With Flower Preferences, Bees Have a Big Gap Between the Sexes
A male Agapostemon virescens, also called the bicolored striped-sweat bee, on spotted knapweed in the Rutgers-owned Hutcheson Memorial Forest in Franklin Township, Somerset County. Photo: Michael...
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Celebration of Excellence: 2019
2019 Excellence Award Winners with dean Laura Lawson. Photo: by Chris Flanegan. On April 30, faculty, staff and students attended the 26th annual Celebration of Excellence for the School of...
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Michael Roswell; Rachael Winfree – Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources
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Rutgers Backstage at the PGA
Backstage at the PGA Mowing Greens on the Black Course at Bethpage – Photo Credit Tommy McDaniel. Rutgers Turf Students & Alumni Give an Insider’s View of Prepping the Black Course for the...
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Joachim Messing, Zhiyong Zhang, Jiaqiang Dong – Waksman Institute of Microbiology
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Emily Cruz – Rutgers University Seeing Eye Puppy Raising Club
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Dave Bushek, Tal Ben-Horin – Haskin Shellfish Research Lab
View ArticleCould ‘native fungal pathogens’ help in fight against the spotted lanternfly?
April Micci – Department of Plant Biology
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Kyle Clem – Institute of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences
View ArticleStriped maple trees often change sexes
Jennifer Blake-Mahmud; Jennifer Blake-Mahmud – Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources & Department of Plant Biology
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4-H Student Ambassadors Improve Bound Brook Street Safety
Norbert, Nicole, Irma, Julissa, Jocelyn, Erin and Cesear welcome visitors to Pina the Parklet. A group of teen leaders, called Middle Earth / 4-H Student Ambassadors for Community Health, spent their...
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Teens in NJ and Across the Country Benefit from 4-H and Google Collaboration...
Students in the 4-H Google Science Pathways Program. A new $6 million grant from Google.org helps 4-H bring technology, resources, and training to over 1,000 urban youth around New Jersey. In New...
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Havishk Tripathi Wins NASA Astrobiology Early Career Collaboration Award
Havishk Tripathi. Rutgers undergraduate Havishk Tripathi was awarded a NASA Astrobiology Institute Early Collaboration Award earlier this spring. Typically most of these awards go to graduate students...
View ArticleOcean City Fishing Club Scholarship Recipient to Study Oceanography
Rutgers University Marine Field Station
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Family Friendly Space Opens on Cook Campus to Accommodate Nursing Mothers and...
A place to nurse: the Family Friendly Space offers comfort and privacy for nursing mothers. On the campaign trail, 2020 presidential candidate Senator Elizabeth Warren relayed a moment that was...
View ArticleRutgers-led team confirms important role for viruses that infect algae
Kim Thamatrakoln, Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences William Biggs, undergraduate student Kay Bidle, Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences
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Michael Acquafredda Named 2020 NOAA Sea Grant Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship...
Michael Acquafredda. Michael Acquafredda, doctoral candidate in the Graduate Program in Ecology and Evolution in the School of Graduate Studies, is among 69 national finalists in the 2020 class of the...
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New Jersey 4-H Teens Boost Leadership and Civic Engagement Skills at...
New Jersey 4-H CWF attendees in front of the Capitol Building. New Jersey 4-H Members learned about government processes in the vibrant, living classroom of the nation’s capital as part of Citizenship...
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Michael Acquafredda – Department of Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources
View ArticleFood Science Doctoral Candidates Win Important Fellowships
Regina O’Brien and Neeta Yousaf, doctoral candidates in food science in the School of Graduate Studies, both won important fellowships to support their research. O’Brien received the North East...
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