A chemical engineering research team is working to turning massive Sargassum blooms from an economic and environmental burden into a boon.
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Queens Carbon will use the funds to advance its plan to create carbon-neutral cement
Industry, government agency, academic leaders, and graduate students attended “Paving the Way to Meet the Future of Transportation Infrastructure,” a daylong symposium organized by the School of Engineering, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Rutgers Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation.
Michael Grzenda receives research funding in support of innovative spray technology developed in Associate Professor Jonathan Singer's lab.
Jason Maikos is the inaugural director of the VISN 2 Biomechanics Research for the Advancement of Veteran Outcomes (BRAVO) lab at the New York Harbor VA, where he established a clinical research lab that is leading the future of limb loss research.
Tom Matlock, whose Skills for Success elective course has been guiding students for ten years, shares his tips for landing an internship next summer.
Rutgers Engineering researchers are developing NextG-enabled manufacturing aimed at improving advanced manufacturing efficiencies.
Michael Beacher used quantitative data to understand health damages associated with various potential energy expansion policies and investigated their impacts on total policy costs.
Research showcases an innovative approach to enhancing wind energy forecasting accuracy at multiple heights and locations by integrating statistical and deep learning techniques.
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