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Category: Science and Technology

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Grants Provide More Than $1.2 Million for Computer Science Education

Montclair research team is creating educational programs for northern New Jersey schools

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Reaching New Heights

Student researchers study geologic wonders of the American West to help them protect earth’s resources

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How to Treat a Jellyfish Sting and Other Beach Season Tips

Biology Professor Paul Bologna shares advice on neutralizing jellyfish stings, sharks you may spot at the Jersey Shore and more tips for the summer season

Klaus Schnitzer, Marc Favata and Barbara Stephens-Rich

Object Lessons

Science, art and philanthropy on display in Richardson Hall teach lessons of collaboration and generosity

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Harmful Algal Blooms May Impact Your Water

HABs in our lakes and drinking water reservoirs are a danger to humans, pets and wildlife, says aquatic ecologist Meiyin Wu

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Doctoral Student Joins Ocean Expedition to Investigate Climate Change

Victoria Hojnacki is one of 52 scientists selected for International Ocean Discovery Program expedition

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Earth Day 2023: NJ’s Biggest Climate Challenges

Faculty experts weigh in on the environmental issues in the state that need attention and action

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Fighting for Healthy Food for Kids

How one recent graduate is playing a key role in child nutrition policy in the United States

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USDA Awards Professor $750K Grant for Wastewater Research

Yang Deng will lead four-year study on developing sustainable water reuse systems through USDA funding

(L to R) Josue Colon and Vishal Naik

Cyber Hawks Take Flight

For the Esports Association, the pandemic’s silver lining has been a surge in popularity of the online video gaming club

Study Shows Freshwater Lakes Increasingly Polluted by Salt

Montclair professor, an original contributing designer of the global study, explains how government guidelines are failing to protect freshwater lakes

Robotics club members Laury Rodríguez, Jesse Parron, Omar Obidat, and Jean-Jacques N’dri with their advisor, Weitian Wang

A New Club Goes High Tech

Robotics innovates the ways students can get involved on campus