Research & Development Council of New Jersey

The Research and Development Council of New Jersey is a nonprofit organization dedicated to cultivating an environment that supports the advancement of research and development throughout New Jersey. The Council's membership includes representatives from academia, government and industry. Currently chaired by ExxonMobil Manager Thomas F. Degnan, Jr., the Council's accomplishments include: raising the funds for the design and construction of the Liberty Science Center, supporting the Science Olympiad student tournament, and annually awarding dozens of scholarships to college students pursuing an education in R&D related fields.

What's New -

• The American Chemical Society's "The Indicator" February 2010 Newsletter: R&D Council of New Jersey Spotlight

• 2010 R&D Council Members Challenge Students in Regional Science Competitions

• 2009 Patent Award Dinner Photos

• Sabinsa Receives Thomas Alva Edison Patent Award for GarCitrin®

• Smart coatings development earns ARDEC engineers the 2009 Thomas Alva Edison Patent Award

• Glenbrook Technologies wins Edison Award and Invention Advancement Award

• 2009 R&D Council Announces CN Communications New Executive Management Firm

• 2008 Engineering/Technician Scholarships Awarded to Deserving Students

• 2007 Science: Make It Happen, Here! Poster Series Campaign Launched

• R&D Membership
There are now even more reasons to become a member of the Research & Development Council of NJ. Visit the Membership Information page and find out why!

Nomination Forms & Applications -

• 2010 Research and Development Council of New Jersey Merit Scholarship Application

• 2010 Thomas Alva Edison Patent Awards Nominations Now Being Accepted