“The migration to the NYSERNET IAS Service along with their assistance in migrating to a new Internet Service Provider (Cogent) was easy and without any downtime. We worked with their Project Management and Engineering staff […]
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Category: News
Cell chemistry illuminated by laser light
Fluorescence has interfered with effective application of Raman micro-spectroscopy, a laboratory technique used to produce molecular fingerprints of materials and biological specimens and limited its use. The fluorescence may result from the compound analyzed or […]
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‘Pac-Man-like’ mergers could explain massive, spinning black holes
The researchers at RIT suggest that as black holes circle around in the accretion disk, they eventually collide and merge to form a bigger black hole, which continues to devour smaller black holes, becoming increasingly […]
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RIT aims to build neurons from scratch
A researcher at the Rochester Institute of Technology has teamed up with universities across the country to build a neuron from scratch, the work at RIT is funded through a $570,000 grant from the National […]
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Research Uses Nanoparticles to Infuse a Non-Opioid Drug Into Nerves to Provide Enhanced Pain Relief
Using nanoparticles to deliver drugs enhances and prolongs pain relief in animal studies, which could provide much-needed alternatives to opioids. Chair of the Department of Basic Science and Craniofacial Biology at New York University (NYU) […]
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Columbia has launched the Year of Water
Columbia has launched the Year of Water, an interdisciplinary investigation of water in all its social, political, cultural, economic and environmental complexities. This interdisciplinary approach makes “clear how water has become perhaps the central issue […]
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Columbia faculty and researches address the Opioid crisis
Professor El-Bassel and her team at the School of Social Work, Columbia University was awarded an $86 million grant to reduce opioid overdose deaths in New York State. The study, which was funded on April […]
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Study of E. coli bacteria may provide clues about drug resistance
In a study conducted by NYU professors, it was found that swapping a single amino acid in a simple bacterial protein changes its structure and function, revealing the effects of complex gene evolution. Importantly, through […]
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Welcome LIU!
We are pleased to announce that Long Island University (LIU) is now a member of the NYSERNet Community and Integrated Access Service. Long Island University’s mission is to provide excellence and access in private higher […]
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Welcome St. John’s
We are pleased to announce that the St. John’s University is now a member of NYSERNet’s Integrated Access Service(IAS)! St. John’s University is a private, coeducational Roman Catholic university (Vincentian Community). They have four NY […]
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