Technology developed at the University of Rochester is now being leveraged in a new, noninvasive method of correcting human vision and has entered clinical trials. Ultrafast laser technology instrumental to the new method was developed […]
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Columbia researchers uncover insight into human memory
A new study by Columbia University researchers has offered new insight into how the human brain remembers different events. According to the study, the brain replays and prioritizes high-reward events in order to retain memories […]
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NYU physicists devise new strategy to measure nucleus
Through using naturally occurring motions inside the human cell nucleus, NYU physicists can measure physical properties of the nucleus and its components. This new non-invasive method offers a new way to potentially uncover the physical […]
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Managed Router Service
Managed Router Service is an ancillary offering that provides an experienced NYSERNet Engineer to maintain your campus Integrated Access Service (IAS) connections. If you’re concerned about adding more work to your staff, the Managed Router […]
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RPI professor explains synthetic biology
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute professor of biology Catherine Royer is interviewed on this National Science Foundation edition of “Ask a Scientist.” In the video, Royer explains what exactly synthetic biology is. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is a […]
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Columbia Engineering develops Kerr frequency comb generator
A catalyst for fast processes in physics, biology, chemistry, as well as fields such as communication, navigation, and more are optical frequency combs. Challenges related to these combs have been primarily related to how to […]
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Cornell Researchers Test Cancer Detection Device
Researchers at Cornell Engineering and Weill Cornell Medicine have developed a hand-held cancer detection device. Called TINY due to its size, the Tiny Isothermal Nucleic acid quantification sYstem has potential to be an effective point-of-care […]
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Researchers Expose Security Issues in Data Links
Researchers at University at Buffalo were involved in a study exposing possible security vulnerabilities with terahertz data links. These data links play a role in ultra-high-speed wireless data networks of the future. Research showed possibilities […]
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Monroe One BOCES Upgraded to IAS
We are pleased to announce that Monroe One Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) has upgraded to NYSERNet’s Integrated Access Service (IAS). One of 37 BOCES operating throughout New York State, Monroe One is in […]
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