News & Announcements

New Jersey Kids Study Needs Volunteers

The New Jersey Kids Study has just launched its pilot study to assess exposures that affect children's health. They are hoping to enroll pregnant people in their first trimester in this IRB-approved study. Discover more about the New Jersey Kids Study...

New NJACTS Publication

Please read Dr. Wei's article in Bioinformatics titled, "Hidden Markov random field models for cell-type assignment of spatially resolved transcriptomics." Spatially resolved transcriptomics (SRT) profiles gene expression at high resolution while tracking tissue...

Researchers Aim to Pull Back the Curtain on Long COVID in Kids

Rutgers Health partners in the National Institutes of Health's effort to characterize the long-term effects of the virus on young patients In the most comprehensive national study since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, a team of researchers, led at Rutgers by...

Rutgers Health Hack 2024

Join the second annual 48-hour Healthcare Hackathon hosted by Rutgers Health and Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. This event brings together students, postdocs, young professionals, healthcare experts, and tech enthusiasts interested in innovation, digital...

Princeton Precision Health Seminar 10/11 at 12pm

Please join the Princeton Precision Health (PPH) Initiative for the next talk of our fall semester series on Friday, October 11, at 12:00 pm, at 252 Nassau Street, Princeton. View Flyer Zeynep Tufekci, Henry G. Bryant Professor of Sociology and Public Affairs, will...

NJ ACTS Regulatory Knowledge Workshop 10/25

Resources for Translational Research Workshop For early career faculty and other Rutgers Researchers looking for a roadmap to resources for conducting translational research. Panel Discussions: Clinical & Translational Research Resources Navigating Research...

NJ ACTS Regulatory Knowledge Workshop 10/25

Resources for Translational Research Workshop For early career faculty and other Rutgers Researchers looking for a roadmap to resources for conducting translational research. Panel Discussions: Clinical & Translational Research Resources Navigating Research...

Genetically informed Research, Education, And Treatment (GREAT)

Have you thought about including a genetic component in your project, but did not know how to go about it or who you might turn to for help? The GREAT Core is a new component of NJ ACTS, providing consultations, training and services for conducting genetically...

Join NJ ACTS Workforce Core for a Virtual Workshop on 11/11

Effective Science Communication: Balancing Simplicity and Impact Co-led by: Penelope Georges and Erin Flowers of Princeton's Council on Science and Technology Description: This workshop will offer tools for effectively communicating complex scientific discoveries to...