Forensic crime labs around the world are gaining access to a powerful new tool. NOCIt, a computational breakthrough from Rutgers-Camden researchers Catherine M. Grgicak, Henry Rutgers Chair and Associate Professor of Chemistry, and Desmond Lun, Professor and Department Chair of Computer Science, provides a highly accurate method for determining the number of DNA contributors in… continue reading
In this episode of the Recording Rutgers Podcast, we sat down with the Computer Science Graduate Program Director, Sunil Shende. Dr. Shende was joined by two students in the program, Akash Babu Pedapaga and Vivek Modi. Dr. Shende discussed the evolution and growth of the program, while Akash and Vivek offered a glimpse into their… continue reading
Curious about how a graduate program can transform your perspective and fuel your passions? This video dives into the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies (MALS) at Rutgers-Camden, featuring students and faculty who share what makes the program unique. Through flexible course options and interdisciplinary exploration, the MALS program creates space for discovery and meaningful… continue reading
What shapes the work of a scholar tackling systemic inequities in the criminal justice system? In a compelling episode of Faces & Voices of Rutgers, Nathan Link, Graduate Program Director for the Criminal Justice MA program and faculty at Rutgers-Camden, shared his journey with Rutgers University President Jonathan Holloway. From reflecting on the double standards… continue reading
