If you watched the movie, "Star Trek Into Darkness," you might still remember the weird planet Nibiru that is covered with red plants. As absurd as it may sound, this could have been the situation on Earth. Read More �
Stephanie Murphy, director of the Rutgers Soil Testing Laboratory, was among those who gathered at the USDA National Agricultural Library for a ceremony to convey a historic 1916 U.S. soils collection for archiving. The collection had been distributed by the U.S. Bureau of Soils "for use of schools and colleges teaching of agriculture and physical geography" and represented the "principal agricultural soils of the United States." Read More �
For over 25 years, the Eastern Regional Radon Training Center (ERRTC) at Rutgers University has been providing professionals throughout the country with training in radon measurement and mitigation. To offer students an even better learning experience, the ERRTC opened a brand-new, state-of-the-art training facility on Cook Campus in July 2015. Read More �
The scholarly excellence and vast collaborative network fostered by the oyster researchers at Haskin Shellfish Research Laboratory in Bivalve, NJ, has propelled Rutgers to number three among the top 10 most productive oyster research institutions in the world. Read More �
When a site is contaminated with petroleum products, there are many questions. How did it happen? When did it happen? And, most importantly, who is responsible for paying to clean it up? Rutgers Office of Continuing Professional Education will help professionals answer those questions in its completely revamped Environmental Forensics training course. Read More �Joan Bennett, professor in the Department of Plant Biology and Pathology and associate vice president of the Office for the Promotion of Women in Science, Engineering and Mathematics, was presented the Waksman Teaching Award of the Society for Industrial Microbiology and Biotechnology.
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