CSM dean, Dr. Voki Pophristic, and other expert panelists discuss representation of women in STEM fields and what can be done to create greater equality.
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Explore the exciting news coming out of CSM in the 2022-2023 Academic Year!Dean Pophristic talks women in STEM on NJBIZ panel
May 19, 2023
CSM to co-lead multistate collaboration called Advancing Photonics Technologies
May 11, 2023
CSM has partnered with Princeton University to co-lead a multistate collaboration called Advancing Photonics Technologies that "aims to advance research, transition discoveries into the economy, and build the region’s technological workforce." "The Advancing Photonics Technologies collaboration is one of 44 teams across the nation selected to receive one of the first-ever NSF Engines Development Awards, which provide up to two years of funding toward the planning of a multistate initiative to create economic, societal and technological opportunities for their regions. The awards enable the teams to prepare strong proposals for becoming future NSF Engines, which will each have the opportunity to receive up to $160 million to implement their plans."
CSM graduates first doctoral students in new Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry program
May 9, 2023
Shadi Houshyar Azar, Alison Yu, and Tarah Trebino received their Ph.D. degrees in pharmaceutical chemistry.
New Venture Competition awards psychology major $30K for women's safety app
April 25, 2023
"Siena Rampulla believes that women should feel safe anywhere – from a walk to their car after classes, to a mall parking lot, to the comfort of their own home – so she’s building an app for that."
Student Highlight: Jaden Johnson heads to Cooper Medical School
April 25, 2023
She wants to make things better. Biological Sciences major heads to Cooper Medical School.
NSF CAREER Award: Magnetic resonance adds new twist on the study of carbon dots
April 10, 2023
With a CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation, Rowan University assistant professor Nicholas Whiting will study carbon-based quantum dots in brand-new ways, using hyperpolarized magnetic resonance.
NSF CAREER Award: Rowan bacteriologist explores how the ‘original genetic engineer’ infects plants
April 10, 2023
Jason Heindl, Ph.D., recently secured a National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award to study bacteria that cause diseases in plants.
NSF CAREER Award: Rowan scientist aims to improve methods used for studying individual cells
Could mindfulness tools improve dialysis care? Rowan researchers explore new ideas with 13 New Jersey Health Foundation grants
April 7, 2023
Recent New Jersey Health Foundation grant awards, including that of Jeffrey Greeson, Ph.D., validate Rowan’s mission to integrate, collaborate across the University.
With new grant, Rowan works to strengthen partnerships with community colleges
February 28, 2023
With grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s Inclusive Excellence 3 initiative, Rowan University is part of a larger collaboration investigating ways to build genuine partnerships between two-year and four-year institutions.
Rising in research: U-RISE Program boosts underrepresented students in STEM
February 24, 2023
Machine learning could help predict defects, fraud and cancer
Rowan team seeks cancer cure with help from a supercomputer
"Roving with Perseverance" on display at the Edelman Planetarium
Improving the accuracy of physical activity measurement in research
Designing the next generation of nanoscale electronics
