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Professor represents U. at UN biodiversity conference in Colombia

Pamela McElwee, professor in the Department of Human Ecology, recently attended the United Nations' 16th Conference of the Parties (COP16) to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in Cali, Colombia as a University representative, according to Rutgers Global Website.4 hours ago

Disabled, LGBTQ+ community leaders speak about intersectionality, advocacy

On Wednesday, the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy and Garden State Equality hosted a virtual event titled "Queerly Disabled Panel Discussion: Policy, Pride, and Possibility — Queer and Disabled Voices in Advocacy."Nov 6

U. professor finds MNPs in newborn rats, outlines implications for public policy

Phoebe Stapleton, an associate professor in the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, published a paper about the detection of micro- and nanoplastic particulates (MNPs) in neonatal rats after mothers inhaled the particles throughout their pregnancies, according to a University press release.Oct 24

U. research lab develops new framework for autism diagnosis

In September, Theodoros Bermperidis, a postdoctoral researcher at the Sensory-Motor Integration Lab (SMIL), published a paper discussing novel markers that can help clinicians quantify the relationship between social and motor skills when diagnosing children with autism.Oct 18

Rutgers—Newark professors publish report on re-engaging youth in college after COVID-19

Recently, the Newark City of Learning Collaborative (NCLC) and New Jersey State Policy Lab published a study investigating barriers that deter college-bound students aged 18 to 26 in Newark from enrolling in college programs, according to a University article.Oct 14

Targum spotlight: U. Adult Autism Services provides mentoring, specialized support

The College Support Program (CSP) at the Rutgers Center for Adult Autism Services (RCAAS) is an initiative that seeks to make support and resources available to neurodivergent students at the University.Oct 4

Calcado visits Toronto for hospital collaboration, improvements

On September 9, Antonio Calcado, the executive vice president and chief operating officer at Rutgers, visited The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) in Toronto, Canada, along with First Lady Tammy Murphy and Ramapo College President Cindy Jebb, according to a press release.Sep 26

U. professor receives grant for HIV prevention research on Latino men

Edward Alessi, a professor and graduate program director in the School of Social Work and core faculty in the University's Global Health Institute, recently received a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities to investigate social determinants' impact on HIV programming among migrant Latino sexual minority men (SMM). Sep 12

Rutgers alum discusses abortion accessibility website, female empowerment

Heather Pinheiro, a Rutgers alum and director of "Esquire Digital," who won a 365: AIGA Year in Design award in 2022 for designing a virtual interactive information hub for women in need of reproductive care called "Power + Voice," recently spoke about her work with The Daily Targum.Apr 17

Tyler Clementi Center, Right to Be event discusses techniques to develop mental resilience

On Tuesday, the Tyler Clementi Center for Diversity Education and Bias Prevention and Right to Be hosted their final collaborative training of the Spring 2024 semester, "Resilience This Moment and Beyond."Mar 22

Rutgers to collaborate with Tel Aviv University, Hebrew University on Alzheimer's research conference

Two Rutgers professors will work with experts at Tel Aviv University and Hebrew University to organize the third U.S.-Israel Alzheimer's Disease Conference on September 22 at the former university, according to an announcement from the Aging & Brain Health Alliance (ABHA) at Rutgers—Newark.Feb 16

Bildner Center receives grant to create program about intersection of Jewish, Black American history

The New Jersey Council for the Humanities (NJCH) recently awarded a $10,173 action grant to the Allen and Joan Bildner Center for the Study of Jewish Life, located on the College Avenue campus, to examine the complex solidarity and friction between Black-Jewish relations. Jan 30

U. professor wins research award for drawing connection between ketogenic diet, lung cancer

Jessie Yanxiang Guo, an associate professor in the Department of Medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, was recently presented the Lung Cancer Discovery Award by the American Lung Association (ALA) Research Institute for her study on the link between the ketogenic diet and cancer metabolism, according to a press release. Dec 13

U. professor creates accessible digital map of Zimmerli Art Museum

Beginning in August, Jie Gong, an associate professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, created a digital map of the Zimmerli Art Museum building with his team of students and the Zimmerli staff.Nov 27

Advocating for adults with autism: U. professor awarded NJBIZ Veterans award

Christopher Manente, the executive director of the Rutgers Center for Adult Autism Services (RCAAS) and an associate professor in the Department of Applied Professional Psychology, recently received the NJBIZ Veterans in Business award, honoring veterans who improve their communities through entrepreneurship.Nov 15 2023

Targum spotlight: Active Minds works to create mental health dialogue, safe space for students

Active Minds at Rutgers is an on-campus student organization advocating for open discussion about mental health among the student community.Nov 10 2023

U. receives nearly $800,000 grant for pollution prevention initiatives

On October 12, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the approval of a $787,527 grant to Rutgers under the agency's Environmental Justice in Communities program, according to an EPA press release.Nov 2 2023

U. launches partnership with free Uwill telehealth service

In May, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) announced a statewide collaboration between New Jersey colleges and universities, including Rutgers and Uwill, a mental health and wellness service offering free, on-demand teletherapy for students.Oct 31 2023