Cornell to spearhead largest seismometer deployment in Alaska

Cornell University researchers next spring will deploy 105 seismometers along a 435-mile stretch of the Alaskan coast in one of the largest geological studies of the region where the Pacific […]
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Researchers find evidence of interbreeding in human saliva

An experiment led by University at Buffalo scientists has revealed further proof of interbreeding among early humans. While studying the gene MUC7, which was previously proven to have evolved to serve […]
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ESnet, Internet2 renew network agreement with NYSERNet

$1.67 million, five-year contract extension gives researchers and educators rich and reliable network connections for big data applications The Department of Energy’s Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) and Internet2 — two […]
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Researchers use concrete to reduce pollution

A group of scientists, led by researchers at Stony Brook University, have discovered that concrete and buildings made from it help remove airborne sulfur dioxide — a pollutant produced by […]
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Scientists discover natural antibodies that protect against ebolaviruses

A study co-led by a professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine uncovered human antibodies that can defend against all forms of ebolavirus. By analyzing the blood of a person […]
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Researchers design diagnostic system to rival the DSM-5

Researchers from Stony Brook helped to develop a new, more effective collection of standards for classifying mental disorders. Co-leading an international team with University of Minnesota and University of Notre […]
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