Brian Strom, chancellor of Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, spoke to senior correspondent David Cruz about Rutgers' Center for COVID-19 Response and Pandemic Preparedness.

A relic of world war II that's embedded in a Jersey river bed is being exhumed and restored by volunteers.

Forensic scientists are helping police identify which street drugs are causing the most deaths.

Rutgers researchers are studying the enzyme structure of the coronavirus in an effort to stop the outbreak.

Correspondent Michael Hill witnessed firsthand a crime scene investigation that is as much art as science.

A group of students, parents and community activists in New Brunswick gathered Tuesday in protest of a plan to tear down a school building to ...

A team from Rutgers University is working on technology that tracks the mutation of viruses like the flu in real time. The hope is that ...

Health commissioner Judith Persichilli says ‘coronavirus right now pales in comparison’ to impact of flu

One New Jersey resident is competing in a contest to design a system that could grow plants in space.

A state-of-the-art robot is making it easier to create hundreds of advanced materials -- called polymers -- aimed at improving human health.

The THINK surgical robotic knee replacement clinical trial at Hackensack University Medical Center is one of five sites in the United States that are performing ...

A new federal law is offering hope for those besieged by solicitation and scam phone calls.

Amid what the Maker Depot founders are calling a manufacturing renaissance in New Jersey, the Maker Depot is using 3D printing technology to attract the ...

By using the acronym FACE, Rutgers University's Charlotte Markey says parents can help their teen combat holiday season anxieties.

A Rutgers University professor lifts the techniques of an art forger to teach chemistry.

A new tool at the Monmouth Medical Center, Southern Campus could be a game-changer for detecting and treating heart disease.

Artificial intelligence failure and improvement were all the talk at a Rutgers-Newark conference on Tuesday.

An Oklahoma judge on Monday found Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiaries helped fuel the state's opioid crisis and ordered the consumer products giant to ...

One domestic violence survivor designed an app to help other victims document incidents and build a case against their perpetrator for court.