The study could lead to new treatment strategies for respiratory diseases, said co-author Reynold Panettieri, director of the Rutgers Institute for Translational Medicine and Science.

After being named one of nine communities in the state to receive a grant for the New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s Innovation Challenge program, the county has announced the Cranbury-based telecommunications firm as a strategic planning partner on its initiative.

Launched in 2014, the New York City-based company is an online financing platform for the fix-and-flip residential real estate market.

New Jersey Institute of Technology spinout OculoMotor Technologies creates virtual reality games that help optometrists offer vision therapy to patients.

Xela Communications will occupy 5,175 square feet at 322 Highway 35 S.

Adrian Kunzle will serve as head of product and strategy for the cloud-to-cloud backup and recovery vendor.

A new agreement marks 15 years under contract with Georgia's ChatComm for the Princeton-based company.

Clifford Skelton, who joined the company in May, was also named to the company’s board of directors.

The measures create “innovation districts” across the state, and explore how such technology can be used to boost protection of bureaucratic data and records.

Michael Moskowitz succeeds Tom Gebhardt, who is leaving the Newark-based company after serving in a variety of leadership roles.

The deal will boost the company's Tel Aviv-based R&D team to more than 100, and expand its conversational-related AI competence with the addition of intellectual property from i.am+.