News
Aresty Newsletter Under Contruction
Aresty is excited to publish its Fall 2018 Newsletter in the upcoming week. In this issue, there will be highlights from the Research Assistant Program (2017-2018) and the Summer Science Program (2018), along with upcoming information sessions, conferences, and more information about joining the Aresty Research Center.
Please stay tuned!
Another Successful Summer in 2018 of Research
The 14th annual Aresty Summer Science Program culminated with a poster session, held Thursday, August 2nd in the Busch Student Center MPR. Fifty-one first-year students shared their findings after the ten-week program.
The Summer Science Program is an intensive, full-time, on-campus research experience for Rutgers-New Brunswick rising sophomores only. Students are matched with faculty mentors from a diverse array of scientific…
Events
Apply Now For A Research Fellowship-Deadline Extended
The Undergraduate Research Fellowships are intended to defray research costs for students conducting independent research projects under the guidance of a professor. Any advanced undergraduate researcher--typically juniors or seniors--at Rutgers-New Brunswick pursuing independent research projects with faculty guidance is eligible to apply. Funding is intended for consumable supplies: that is, supplies specific to the research project.…
Apply Now For The G.R.E.A.T. Project
The Geoscience REsearch At the Cordillera Talamanca (GREAT) Project will use a diverse array of geoscience methods to investigate the origins, the current state, and the hazard potential of the Cordillera Talamanca in southern Costa Rica. This region is unique in Central America because of its lack of active volcanism, its…