The Rutgers Ankle Robotic Interface tackles the formidable task of rehabilitating a notoriously delicate anatomical extremity....
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Patients in clinical trials of new drugs must weigh risk vs. reward....
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Flu season is upon us. Here’s what Jerseyans need to know about H1N1....
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Edison’s West Orange lab re-opens its doors after a five-year renovation. ...
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Mergers among large drug companies have sorely pinched New Jersey. Can biotech’s newbies ease the pain?...
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A bill to mandate fluoride in New Jersey’s public water supply has pitted some natural allies against each other. ...
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Cape May diamonds are not diamonds at all, but they have been known to fool the most discriminating eyes. ...
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Seeking sunken treasures (or just a few fish) in Jersey’s chilly coastal waters. ...
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A bacterium is attacking our red oaks. Will they survive this scourge?...
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Avery Gilbert has built a career on nosing around. Sometimes the work is rosy, sometimes it stinks....
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Branded by the EPA in 1970 as the second most polluted river in the U.S., the Passaic is on the mend, but much of the hardest work remains. ...
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When it came to love, Helen Fisher figured she had done it all. She had explored the evolution of human pair-bonding; discovered a universal four-year itch that often led to divorce; and theorized that lust, romantic love, and attachment are each separate drives....
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A Bergen County teacher evangelizes on behalf of an under-appreciated science—and sees his students soar. ...
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"Bamboo Bob” Foley wants to be the Johnny Appleseed of the plant he says has all the answers for 21st Century homeowners. And, yes, it thrives in Jersey. ...
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Thomas Edison is one of the Garden State’s adopted sons and on the 75th anniversary of his death, there is still plenty of light to shine on his life....
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Upon his death in 1955, Albert Einstein's brain was removed for study. Then it disappeared. Twenty-three years later, the senior editor of New Jersey Monthly finally tracked it down in the unlikeliest of places. ...
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