News and Announcements

Recent PhD graduate Dr. Pralhad Burli has accepted a position as an Agricultural Economist in the Energy, Environment, Science, and Technology division at Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, Idaho.

Emilie Luttman is spreading her wings as a graduate student at Montclair State University, contributing to the research of the endangered American kestrel, the smallest bird of prey.

One-year fellowship for N.J. teachers will help to improve elementary STEM education. Teachers can learn more and submit applications online at www.innovateSTEMnj.org.

Drs. Lora Billings and Eric Forgoston found that classical tools from dynamical systems and perturbation theory provide an intuitive way to analyze stochastic epidemiological models with seasonal forcing and predict noise-induced rare events.

Scholars obtain an undergraduate degree in mathematics along with a K-6 elementary teaching certification, receiving a $13,000 scholarship and a $660 stipend each year for two years.

Professor embarks on historic scientific expedition to Antarctica’s Amundsen Sea West Antarctic Ice Sheet.

The new program will train students on a broad range of security related topics through hands-on experience, preparing them to be part of the next generation Cybersecurity workforce.

The Association for Women in Science, Central Jersey has joined the University increasing their reach and making their network of STEM partners accessible to our students.

Professor receives NSF grant to help improve performance of future gravitational-wave detectors

University holds grand opening celebration for its latest state-of-the-art science facility

Mathematical Science Professors Joseph DiNapoli and Eliza Leszczynski lead an activity at homecoming using paleontology to make sense of proportions.