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Research is a fundamental part of Rutgers’ mission. Our faculty, staff, and students are diligent, inquisitive, and hard working. We are asking the difficult questions and delivering the answers that are leading to discoveries that change the way we live and work.

300 Research Centers and Institutes Statewide

Ecofriendly Turgrasses Growing at The White House, Rose Bowl, Your House

18 million biospecimens largest university-based cell and DNA biobank for genetic research

More R&D Spending than All Other N.J. Universities Combined


Research

Rutgers: A Leading Research University

Rutgers is home to nearly 300 research centers and institutes in New Brunswick, Newark, and Camden, and other sites statewide. Find the full list here to explore research at Rutgers.


Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, N.J.

Rutgers Turfgrasses Prized at Baltusrol Golf Club

The world's greatest golfers teed off on turfgrass developed at Rutgers’ Center for Turfgrass Science at the 2016 PGA Championship. Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, New Jersey, uses Rutgers breeds throughout the course. Learn more about the world leader in turfgrass breeding at Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station. Watch the video.


 Rutgers Develops Eco-Friendly Concrete

Rutgers Develops Eco-Friendly Concrete

Did you know concrete is the largest emitter of carbon dioxide of any man-made chemical? Rutgers University–New Brunswick researchers have developed a new concrete that not only produces less carbon—but absorbs it as well. Learn about green concrete and other advanced materials that could help limit climate change. Watch the video.


The OOI's arrays deployed in key locations in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Credit: Ocean Observatories Initiative and the Center for Environmental Visualization, University of Washington

World’s Richest Source of Oceanographic Data Now Operational at Rutgers

Funded by an $11.8 million National Science Foundation grant, the Ocean Observatories Initiative collected and shared data from more than 800 instruments and a transmission network across the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, making Rutgers–New Brunswick the hub for the world’s richest source of new in-water oceanographic data.


Professor Liping Zhao

High Fiber Foods May Boost Gut Bacteria to Control Diabetes

The fight against type 2 diabetes may soon improve thanks to a pioneering high-fiber diet study led by Liping Zhao, a professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology, School of Arts and Sciences, at Rutgers University–New Brunswick. Diets high in diverse fibers led to better blood glucose control, greater weight loss, and better lipid levels.


Rutgers is Reducing its Carbon Footprint

How Rutgers is Reducing its Carbon Footprint

Dining Services has distributed more than 15,000 reusable bottles, with a goal of saving one million cups from the landfill by fall 2018. Rutgers is also home to one of the country’s largest solar arrays, which provides 63 percent of the power on the Livingston campus. Find out other ways Rutgers is going green. Watch the video.


Rutgers Alumnus Gary M. Cohen

Rutgers Business School to Establish Rutgers Institute for Corporate Social Innovation

The institute, which aims to prepare students and future business leaders to drive successful results in sustainable organizations that are financially, environmentally and socially responsible, was founded by MBA alumnus Gary Cohen, who intends to contribute $1 million toward its creation.


Rutgers Developed 3D-Printed Smart Gel

Rutgers Researchers Create a 3D-Printed Smart Gel that Walks Underwater, Moves Objects

The 3D-printed smart gel technology could lead to the creation of an artificial heart, stomach, and other muscles, along with new devices for diagnosing diseases, detecting, and delivering drugs, and performing underwater inspections.

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