Rutgers Arts and Sciences is a leader in discovery and innovation
Nearly $746 million in annual research and development expenditures places Rutgers among the nation’s top 30 universities. With renowned scholars across the academic spectrum, the School of Arts and Sciences plays a preeminent role in the research-rich culture of Rutgers and is well-positioned to drive discovery. The School recently added critical laboratory facilities, instituted a new undergraduate biology program that places greater emphasis on research skills, and recruited faculty in emerging fields such as digital humanities, computational genetics, and for science and math programs focused on analyzing and harnessing the potential of big data.
The Office of Research and Graduate Education is excited to present the Society and Pandemic Working Group!
Through the development of the Society and Pandemic Working Group, we are supporting scholarly efforts to bring the current issues resulting from the pandemic that impact our local and global communities, to the forefront. The Society and Pandemic Working Group is a grassroots, faculty run initiative that has come together organically in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and its response. It brings together interdisciplinary scholars to share knowledge about research and pedagogy and serves as a conduit for resources on pedagogical strategies for teaching during a pandemic.
Announcements
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Desheng Zhang among faculty awarded NSF grant
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Dr. Desheng Zhang from the Department of Computer Science in The School of Arts and Sciences in... -
National Science Foundation Research Traineeship Program grant awarded
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Dr. Kristin Dana from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering in The School of... -
Nicole R. Fleetwood publishes Marking Time: Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration
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Nicole R. Fleetwood, Professor of American Studies and Art History at Rutgers University-New... -
Researchers win Center for COVID-19 Response and Pandemic Preparedness awards
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The Office of Research and Graduate Education would like to congratulate the following biomedical...