Konstantin Severinov – Waksman Institute
Faculty
Florence’s Unique Path From Africa to U.S. Tied to Global Warming
Jennifer Francis – Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences
Rutgers Profs study the Medical Use of Bear Drool
Konstantin Severinov – Waksman Institute of Microbiology
If a Bear Spits in the Woods Do New Antibiotics Arise?
Konstantin Severinov – Waksman Institute of Microbiology
Florence’s flood waters could be half a foot higher, thanks to climate change
Robert Kopp – Institute of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences
Paul Falkowski and Fellow Rutgers Scientists Identify Protein That May Have Existed When Life Began
The primordial peptide may have appeared 4 billion years ago How did life arise on Earth? Rutgers researchers have found among the first and perhaps only hard evidence that simple protein catalysts – essential for cells, the building blocks of life, to function – may have existed when life began. Their study of a primordial […]
NJ schools taking on mold — it’s not a quick fix
David Robinson – New Jersey State Meteorologist
Hurricanes are deadly far from the sea. How do we make the risks seem real?
Cara Cuite – Department of Human Ecology
Rebecca Morss – Institute of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences
Hurricane Florence Updates: Storm’s Path Shifts, With Catastrophic Rain Predicted
Jennifer Francis – Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences
Why some people never evacuate during a hurricane, according to a psychologist
Cara Cuite – Department of Human Ecology; Rutgers Cooperative Extension
