NJ Spotlight | Video: Rutgers Expert Discusses Progress on Coronavirus VaccineĪccording to a new Rutgers report, the fears of new Coronavirus flare-ups are dampening New Jersey’s economic outlook for the rest of the year. Regarding vaccine tests at the University of Oxford and at pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca, Silenzio says that “in both cases, they were able to not only make the antibodies, but they have evidence in the Oxford case of a sustained response…and that’s pretty encouraging.” “One of the dangers is that you could be making antibodies to the infection, but then they disappear quickly,” says Silenzio.
And they must redouble their efforts to produce good citizens who do their earnest best to fight inequality.”įoreign Affairs | Universities Must Reassert Their Values Navigating COVIDĪre scientists closer to producing a viable coronavirus vaccine than previously thought? Rutgers School of Public Health professor Vincent Silenzio, an expert in urban and global public health, cautiously discusses some recent advances with NJTV News. “They must dedicate themselves to an intellectual, social, and cultural agenda that crosses international borders. “Now and in the future, universities must continue to pursue knowledge wherever it is to be found-in the laboratory, the seminar room, the studio, or the concert hall,” says Holloway. Rutgers President Jonathan Holloway pens on op-ed for Foreign Affairs calling on American colleges and universities to reassert their core educational values, especially in a climate of precarious global leadership.
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