Malin Pinsky – Department of Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources
Rutgers-Led ”Tick Blitz” Finds Exotic Longhorned Ticks and Aggressive Lone Star Ticks in New Locations Across New Jersey
Robert M. Goodman – School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
Center for Vector Biology
Let’s Grow Montclair Workshops
Rutgers Cooperative Extension
To Help Understand Climate Change, Rutgers Roommates Head for Antarctica
Taylor Dodge and Rachael Young – Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences
Rutgers Team Wins HUD’s Innovation in Affordable Housing Competition
Kimberly Tryba – Department of Landscape Architecture
Rutgers Book Asks:’Taking Chances’ at The Coast: Have We Learned Hurricane Sandy’s Lessons?
Karen M. O’Neill and Daniel J. Van Abs, Department of Human Ecology at Rutgers,
Tropical Plant Called Moringa Shows Promise in Health, Anti-Aging Products
Ilya Raskin is seeking cures and treatments for ailments afflicting hundreds of millions of people… Raskin’s laboratory at the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences studies the health benefits of crops and medicinal plants. A major focus is…
Big News in Tomato-Land:‘Rutgers 250’ Tomato Seeds Go on Sale
Home gardeners, get ready for the chance to plant a little New Jersey nostalgia in your backyard this spring. The Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES) recently released the new “Rutgers 250” tomato seeds for sale, introducing an improved version of the classic Rutgers tomato – which is what most people think of as the Jersey tomato. The tomato seeds can be purchased through the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station’s website, but are in very limited supply, said Tom Orton, a professor in the Department of Plant Biology and Pathology.
