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Recent research from Rutgers University–Camden has shed new light on the mechanisms that allow some brains to switch between rapid reactions and slower, reflective thinking more efficiently. By mapping the intricate web of white‑matter connections that link different brain regions, scientists have linked these pathways to variations in cognitive abilities across individuals. The findings have […]
Overview of the New General Counsel Appointments Rutgers University–Camden has expanded its legal leadership by appointing Michael Rolek as Special Counsel and Melissa Dutton Schaffer as Senior Associate General Counsel in the General University Affairs & Litigation Group. Both professionals bring extensive experience in public‑sector compliance, higher‑education law, and complex litigation—skills that will strengthen the […]
Why Carbon Monoxide Is a Silent Threat Carbon monoxide (CO) is colorless, odorless, and can accumulate quickly in homes during the winter months. The New Jersey Poison Control Center reports that 58 people, including children, were treated for CO exposure this holiday season alone. The risk is real and present in every household, especially when […]
Collaboration Overview In December 2025, Rutgers University–Camden announced a strategic partnership with Stockton University, the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, and Ocean Power Technologies Inc. The goal is to rejuvenate the Long‑Term Ecosystem Observatory (LEO) off the Jersey Shore and position the state as a leader in sustainable marine innovation. By combining academic expertise, cutting‑edge […]
Understanding the Gap Between Public Perception and Scientific Reality Recent research from Rutgers University–Camden’s Institute for Nicotine and Tobacco Studies shows that a large portion of the American public still believes nicotine is the primary cause of cancer and other serious health problems linked to smoking. This misconception not only skews public opinion but also […]
Understanding the Holiday Stress Cycle The holiday season is a time of celebration, but for many students, parents, and faculty it also brings a surge of responsibilities that can feel overwhelming. Rutgers University–Camden has identified several common triggers that contribute to this heightened stress: the pressure to buy gifts, prepare meals, decorate, host guests, and […]
Why the Jersey Shore Needs a New Ocean Research Hub The Atlantic coast of New Jersey faces a growing set of environmental and economic challenges. Storm surge, coastal erosion, and shifting fish populations are all influenced by subtle changes in ocean currents and water quality. For researchers, students, and industry stakeholders, reliable, real‑time data are […]
From Resident Assistant to Published Author: Emily Copley’s Journey Emily Copley’s path to becoming a published novelist is a compelling example of how a university’s academic and extracurricular offerings can intersect to create unique career opportunities. A 2022 graduate of Fairleigh Dickinson University’s Creative Writing program, Emily later earned an MFA in 2024 while simultaneously […]
Why Simmons’ DPT Program Stands Out in the USA Choosing a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program is a pivotal decision for anyone looking to build a career in physical therapy. In the United States, the competition is fierce, and students seek programs that combine rigorous academics with hands‑on clinical experience. Simmons University’s DPT program […]
Background on the International Society of Bone Morphometry The International Society of Bone Morphometry (ISBM) is a global organization that develops and refines quantitative imaging techniques for bone research. By establishing standardized protocols, the ISBM enables researchers worldwide to compare data, accelerate discoveries, and translate findings into clinical practice. The society’s Image Analysis of Nerves […]
