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Read more about the article The Legos of Life

The Legos of Life

Rutgers scientists have found the "Legos of life" -- four core chemical structures that can be stacked together to build the myriad proteins inside every organism -- after smashing and…

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Scallop Genome Insights

Ximing Guo and a team led by Dr. Zhenmin Bao at Ocean University of China have sequenced the genomes of two scallops. Their studies, which are recently published in Nature…

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To Help Understand Climate Change, Rutgers Roommates Head for Antarctica

“As soon as I heard that undergraduates could do this, I wanted to go.” Taylor Dodge and Rachael Young, Rutgers University-New Brunswick seniors, are friends, roommates, South Jersey natives –…

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Remembering Susan E. Ford

The Haskin Shellfish Research Laboratory lost a beloved faculty member, researcher, mentor, colleague and friend on December 5, 2017 when Susan E. Ford lost a valiant battle with pancreatic cancer.…

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Read more about the article Diane’s Vent – a seafloor tribute to Diane Adams

Diane’s Vent – a seafloor tribute to Diane Adams

On November 2017 the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution lead an expedition to some recently discovered hydrothermal vents fields in the Gulf of California. During this expedition they placed a special…

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“Jersey Fresh” doesn’t end at the water’s edge here in the Garden State If New Jersey’s 720,000 acres of farmland are enough to classify it as the Garden State, what…

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Read more about the article Challenger Glider Sets New World Record in the Indian Ocean

Challenger Glider Sets New World Record in the Indian Ocean

An international team of scientists and students has just completed the first of three legs in a three-year effort to be the first to navigate an autonomous underwater robot completely…

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Paul Falkowski 2017 Goldschmidt Conference Plenary Speaker

Our very own Paul Falkowski was invited to delivered a Plenary Lecture at this year’s Goldschmidt Conference in Paris. Click below to watch the lecture and learn why corals can…

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