Assistant Professor Gregory Dignon is the recent recipient of a National Institutes of Health (NIH) R35 MIRA (Maximizing Investigators Research) Award.
“I love the people in the CBE department – from the undergraduates and my fellow graduate students to the professors and departmental staff. I enjoy working in an environment where there is so much collaboration and respect.” –Nicholas Corrente
Student research develops protein probes termed carbohydrate-binding modules, revealing key events at a cellular level during cell wall regeneration for the first time.
Pharmaceutical manufacturing innovations need regulatory support and incentives. Bloomberg editorial features Rutgers Engineering manufacturing research facility.