The Rutgers University – Camden Annual Research Week was a big success for the CCIB, with many of our members being recognized for their achievements or presenting their research! On Tuesday of the week of events, Dr. Angelica Gonzalez was given the prestigious Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Research and Creative Activity (check out her dedicated… continue reading
The CCIB would like to congratulate Dr. Angelica Gonzalez for receiving the Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Research and Creative Activity! This is a prestigious award that is given to 5 people on the Rutgers-Camden campus every year for outstanding achievements in research, scholarship, and creativity. The CCIB is very proud of Dr. Gonzalez and all… continue reading
The CCIB would like to congratulate our director, Dr. Grace Brannigan, for winning the Rutgers University Presidential Outstanding Faculty Scholar Award! This award honors tenured faculty members who display outstanding research and teaching contributions to the Rutgers University Community! We are all truly appreciative of Dr. Brannigan’s leadership and commitment to the CCIB and are… continue reading
The CCIB would like to congratulate the 1st and 2nd place winners of the CCIB Master Student Poster session, Tanisha Dhakephalkar and Noureen Abdelrahman!! Well done to all of the participants of the session and we look forward to seeing everyone’s progress in the future! 1st place winner: Tanisha Dhakephalkar 2nd place winner: Noureen Abdelrahman
The CCIB would like to congratulate Alyssa Vanerelli for her honorable mention for the NSF Graduate Reseach Fellowship Program!! Alyssa is a PhD student in the Geneva Lab and the CCIB is very proud of her accomplishments!! Check out her Honorable mention here: NSF FastLane :: GRFP (research.gov)
The CCIB would like to congratulate our faculty member Dr. Michelle Carlin! Dr. Carlin was interviewed by the New York Times for an article on the affects that certain types of poppy seeds could have on drug tests. The article states that eating some types of poppy seeds could result in drug tests coming back… continue reading
