LIGO researchers observe collision of black holes

Researchers at RIT and a postdoctoral fellow from Syracuse University now working in Germany have helped detect gravitational waves for a third time, further confirming Einstein’s theory of relativity and […]
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Register today for The NYSERNet Conference

The premier event for security and network practitioners working in and around higher education is Oct. 2 and 3 at the beautiful Syracuse Downtown Marriott.
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Monetary sanctions vary widely by state, researchers find

Researchers in New York and eight other states have found that financial punishments meted out for offenses ranging from traffic violations and misdemeanors to felony convictions vary widely across the […]
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In brain evolution, size matters – most of the time

A study of 58 species of songbirds by Cornell University and Columbia University researchers found that once a species evolved a larger brain, brain regions that control the beak and […]
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Juniper Technical Bootcamp

Join us for a four-day Juniper Technical Bootcamp covering Junos routing, enterprise switching and concepts for network engineers.
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Register for NYSCIO 2017

Registration is now open for our annual conference for CIOs and technology leaders working in and around higher education. Join us in Clayton July 12-14.
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Researchers patent a new process that improves performance of LEDs

Researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the University of New Mexico were awarded a U.S. patent for a new process for inexpensively growing large area cubic gallium nitride devices, or GaN. The […]
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NYSCIO Speakers offer key insights into higher ed IT

NYSERNet’s annual conference for CIOs working in and around higher education will feature presentations by Thornton May, an IT futurist; Mike Chapple, the director of Notre Dame’s Business Analytics program; […]
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Critically ill children commonly experience delirium in ICUs

An international study led by researchers from Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian has found that 25 percent of children admitted to intensive care units (ICUs) for critical illness are likely to […]
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Scientists develop way to store lasting data in DNA

A computer science professor at Columbia University and a member of New York Genome Center have found a new way to store information with DNA by using an algorithm designed […]
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