Lena Struwe and the Museum of Modern Art.
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Chi Chen's paper in Nature Communications draws on two decades of satellite data to analyze the biological and physical mechanisms by which croplands affect land surface temperatures.
Rutgers researchers shine in competition designed to produce rapid and autonomous technologies to identify vanishing species.
The Personal Bioblitz 2024 is over, and the 11th edition of this annual project again saw strong engagement by nature enthusiasts around the world.
Kimberly Russell is the lead researcher on an experiment using novel structures to aid the proliferation of wild, native bees
Dr. Suzanne Sukhdeo, an associate teaching professor in the Department of Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources, was named the 2024 Teacher of the Year by the Rutgers Chapter of the Fraternity of Alpha Zeta.
EENR Student, Amanda Bachan, Selected to Speak at 2024 EOF Graduation Ceremony.