A study led by Amy Savage of biology will help researchers understand how to make predictions and conservation decisions about how organisms living in cities will respond to catastrophic weather events.
The Rutgers–Camden Center for Computational and Integrative Biology is delivering an innovative, interdisciplinary approach to solving complex biological questions while also teaching the next generation of leaders in science.
New programs designed to prepare students to serve as leaders in the health care sector will be developed at Rutgers University–Camden with the support of a $25,000 planning grant provided by the Rowan University/Rutgers–Camden Board of Governors. The announcement was made at a regularly scheduled public meeting of the joint board in Camden today. The […]
Michael Bamimore’s aspiration to attend medical school got back on track with help from his fellow students and professors.
By Tom McLaughlin Ugh, moldy bread. Few things can make you lose your appetite quicker than the sight of a few unwelcome spots on your sandwich. But these spores just might hold the key to something greater – as in the future of sustainable energy – thanks to a study being conducted in the Research […]
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