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Daniel Russo won Tox21 student award.

Daniel Russo won Tox21 student award.

Hao Zhu
Daniel Russo won Tox21 student award in 4th American Society for Cellular and Computational Toxicology (ASCCT) annual meeting and gave award seminar titled “Developing Mechanism-based Animal Toxicity Models: A Chemocentric Approach Using Big Data”. Please see the details of the meeting here. Congratulations, Dan!
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1 day agoDaniel Russo won Tox21 student award.
New Published Paper in ACS Biomacromolecules

New Published Paper in ACS Biomacromolecules

David Salas-De La Cruz
Dr. David Salas de la Cruz (assistant professor, FASC-Chemistry) is a co-author of the article “A Hierarchical Model to Understand the Processing of Polysaccharides/Protein-Based Films in Ionic Liquids” that appeared in the American Chemistry Society Journal Biomacromolecules. Link: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.biomac.8b00903    
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2 days agoNew Published Paper in ACS Biomacromolecules
New NSF-DMR Grant

New NSF-DMR Grant

David Salas-De La Cruz
Dr. David Salas de la Cruz (assistant professor, FASC-chemistry) is the principal investigator on a three-year, $344,609 grant, from the National Science Foundation Division of Material Research in support of the Project titled “RUI: Collaborative Research: Understanding the protein-polysaccharide interactions of natural composite materials in one and two dimensions”. The project is collaboration co-PI Dr. ... Read more of New NSF-DMR Grant...
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2 days agoNew NSF-DMR Grant
New International Grant (Rutgers-Internal) to Detect and Remove Lead ions from Drinking Water using biomaterials.

New International Grant (Rutgers-Internal) to Detect and Remove Lead ions from Drinking Water using&...

David Salas-De La Cruz
Dr. David Salas de la Cruz (assistant professor, CCBI-Chemistry) have been awarded a matching grant of $5,000 from the Cuba Collaboration Matching Grant Program in support of the Project titled: “Electrochemical Detection and Removal of Heavy Materials Using a Graphite-Based Electrode and Polysaccharides Based Composites”. Dr. Salas will work with chemistry faculty members from University ... Read more of New International Grant (Rutgers-Internal) to Detect and Remove Lead ions from Drinking Water using biomaterials....
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2 days agoNew International Grant (Rutgers-Internal) to Detect and Remove Lead ions from Drinking Water using&...
Prof. Moran featured in SJ Magazine

Prof. Moran featured in SJ Magazine

Kimberlee Moran
Professor Moran’s involvement in the excavation of a historic cemetery in Philadelphia is highlighted in the September 2018 issue of SJ Magazine.  Read the article at: https://sjmagazine.net/september-2018/all-that-remains 
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2 days agoProf. Moran featured in SJ Magazine
Dr. Zhu’s research was featured by US Congressman

Dr. Zhu’s research was featured by US Congressman

Hao Zhu
Dr. Zhu’s research about environmental toxicant evaluations was recently featured by U.S. Congressman Donald Norcross (NJ-01). Please see the news here.
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3 days agoDr. Zhu’s research was featured by US Congressman
Stacy Love presented a poster at the New Harvest Conference in the MIT Media Lab, Boston

Stacy Love presented a poster at the New Harvest Conference in the MIT Media Lab, Boston

David Salas-De La Cruz
Stacy Love and Dr. David Salas de la Cruz presented the poster titled: “Protein/Polysaccharide-Based Scaffolds for In-vitro Meat Production” at the New Harvest Conference in the MIT Media Lab (Boston).    
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3 weeks agoStacy Love presented a poster at the New Harvest Conference in the MIT Media Lab, Boston
LFTDI student Amanda Gonzalez receives the AAFS/FSF Jan S. Bashinski Criminalistics Graduate Thesis Grant

LFTDI student Amanda Gonzalez receives the AAFS/FSF Jan S. Bashinski Criminalistics Graduate Thesi...

Catherine Grgicak
Amanda is the recipient of the Jan S. Bashinski Criminalistics Graduate Thesis Grant, which includes funding for her single-cell forensic research and travel to present her work at AAFS. The award is also accompanied by a plaque presented at the 2019 AAFS Criminalistics Section Business Meeting, Wednesday, February 20, 2019.
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3 weeks agoLFTDI student Amanda Gonzalez receives the AAFS/FSF Jan S. Bashinski Criminalistics Graduate Thesi...
Decomposition ecology and forensic archaeology

Decomposition ecology and forensic archaeology

Kimberlee Moran
Professor Moran was invited to guest lecture on Friday, August 17th on the subject of Forensic Archaeology: theory and practice.  The lecture was part of a 2-week field course in decomposition ecology taught by Denise Gemmellaro, a PhD candidate and board-certified forensic entomologist, from the Rutgers-New Brunswick Department of Entomology.  The course has run for several ... Read more of Decomposition ecology and forensic archaeology...
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4 weeks agoDecomposition ecology and forensic archaeology
Wenyi successfully defended her PhD thesis

Wenyi successfully defended her PhD thesis

Hao Zhu
Wenyi successfully defended her PhD thesis titled “From QSAR to QNAR, searching for enhanced models for drug discovery” with “Pass with Distinction”. Congratulations, Dr. Wang !
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1 month agoWenyi successfully defended her PhD thesis
Linlin Zhao and Dr. Zhu contributed a chapter to a recently published book.

Linlin Zhao and Dr. Zhu contributed a chapter to a recently published book.

Hao Zhu
Linlin Zhao and Dr. Zhu published a book chapter titled “Big data in computational toxicology: challenges and opportunities” in a recently published book by Wiley. Please see the details of this chapter here.
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1 month agoLinlin Zhao and Dr. Zhu contributed a chapter to a recently published book.
Dr. Zhu’s research project was funded by NIH

Dr. Zhu’s research project was funded by NIH

Hao Zhu
Dr. Zhu’s three year project titled “Mechanistic evaluation of chemicals that induce oral acute toxicity by novel read-across approaches using public big data” was funded by National Institute of Environmental Health Science (NIEHS), an institute of NIH, with a total cost of $475,905.
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1 month agoDr. Zhu’s research project was funded by NIH
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