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Category: Science and Technology

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Bristol Myers Squibb to Fund Research for Five CSAM Students

Pharmaceutical company will support five health-focused research projects conducted by Montclair students

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Ready for Some Pre-College Summer Fun?

High school students can explore their interests and experience campus life with Montclair State University’s weeklong Pre-College Summer Program

Media Resources for Earth Day 2024: Experts on Climate Change, Sustainability, Environmental Issues

Montclair faculty experts are available to offer commentary on a range of climate-related topics

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Non-pharmaceutical Interventions for COVID-19 Proved Most Effective When Universally Adopted, Studies Show

Professor co-authored two studies looking at mitigation strategies in U.S. and China

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How We Aced Spring Break

Faculty-led trips took Montclair State University students to Arizona and abroad to Iceland, Austria, London

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Balancing Audiology and Exercise Science Needs

Montclair State University’s Audiology Clinic leverages cutting-edge virtual reality tool for enhanced balance assessment and research

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2024 College Rankings: U.S. News & World Report Ranks Online Graduate Programs Among Nation’s Best

Five of Montclair’s offerings ranked among the best in the country

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How Effective Communication Can Benefit Scientists

The power of storytelling is at the heart of Montclair State University’s Mario M. Casabona Future Scientists Awards Program

Two students play the thongophone, striking different size pipes with rubber thong like sandals.

Musical Numbers: Understanding How Math and Music Merge

In building a thongophone for mathematical analysis of its pipes for pitch, Montclair students find the connection between music and math

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Montclair Researchers Training the Next Generation of Farmers for Looming National Food Crisis

National food quantity requirements are expected to double by 2050 and the agricultural workforce is changing, too

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An ‘Urban Garden’ Takes Root on Campus

A small patch of fertile ground grows fresh vegetables for the Red Hawk Pantry

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Greening It Forward

2023 PSEG ISS Green Teams benefits students, organizations and medical facilities