NJSGC Annual Affiliate Meeting was held on Friday, April 27, 2018, at Georgian Court University in Lakewood, NJ.

On Friday, August 4, 2017 NJSGC summer research fellows presented to faculty, parents, and invited guests at Rutgers University, Cook Campus Center.

NJSGC Annual Poster Session for Academic Year Fellows was held on Friday, April 28, 2017 at Rutgers University.  Students and professors viewed student research posters and learned about students' research.

Representatives from colleges and universities in New Jersey met at Rutgers University on April 28, 2017 to discuss NJSGC plans and goals.

Students Sarah Pascall, Heidi Tsang, and Rimsha Malik participated in the NASA-GISS Summer program for Scientists and Engineers which is part of a larger program of 75 at the CCNY symposium.  In summer 2016 the team of three, led by Professor Joseph S. Miles and Dean Siva Thangam created two robots over the course of a six to eight week period.  Both robots then competed against each other, and two former champion robots, for points in an arena at Stevens Institute of Technology.

On Friday, August 5, 2016 the NJSGC Annual Summer Research Conference was held at Rutgers University. Summer research fellows who conducted research at NJSGC affiliate institutions through various NJSGC sponsored programs made presentations to faculty, parents, and invited guests.

Jesse Stevenson, Chris Blackwood, Prof. Joseph S. Miles, Arun Aruliothi, John Anticev, Nathan Tahbaz, Michael Moschetti, (seated) Doug Sholander, Roger Kleinmann and, Robert Fea recently returned from the annual Rock-SAT-C launch.  Other team members, not pictured, consist of Prof. Nicholaus Parziale, Andrew Isherwood, Miklos Nyary, and Ethan Hayon. The team constructed a sounding rocket payload utilizing a pressure sensor to measure turbulent and laminar air flow over the nosecone of the rocket.

Melissa Conklin, Ethan Hayon, Andrew Isherwood, Michael Marnell, Katelyn McClung, Miklos Nyary and Professor Joseph S. Miles, recently returned from the annual Rock-SAT-C launch. They constructed a sounding rocket payload to test fiber optic fiber coated in graphene which is currently being found to have applications in both sensor as well as communications networks. Additionally, they conducted a second experiment on the bacteria Shewanella Oneidensis. The team’s goal was to determine the feasibility of sending both materials into space for future use.

The NJSGC Annual Summer Research Conference was held on Friday, August 7, 2015 at Cook Student Center, Rutgers University in Piscataway, New Jersey. Summer research fellows who conducted research at NJSGC affiliate institutions through various NJSGC sponsored programs made presentations to faculty, parents, and invited guests.

Representatives from colleges and universities in New Jersey met on May 1, 2015 to discuss NJSGC plans and goals. Dr. Haim Baruh led the presentation.