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Researchers from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Cornell University are answering a need to grow more, higher-quality produce using less energy. They lead a team of researchers with the goal of reducing greenhouse energy usage by […]

An architect at Cornell University is working with University of Pennsylvania scientists to develop new forms of adaptive architecture that behave more like natural structures and respond to their environments. Unlike buildings that might use […]

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Researchers have designed a new therapy treatment that offers relief for children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder, a disorder that increases the risk for antisocial personality disorder in adults. A professor from Yeshiva, in collaboration with […]

Researchers at CUNY have created a process for making a material similar to melanin, a complex polymer previously impossible to mimic due to its naturally disordered molecular structure. Melanin, often thought of as a mere […]

Start the new fiscal year strong by enhancing your skills and learning from industry experts. NYSERNet offers a variety of training opportunities this summer to help you become a certified Project Management Professional, a VMWare […]

A team of researchers at Columbia University developed a new technique for creating a new quality of polymers. Taking inspiration from the strength and resilience of oyster shells, they demonstrated that by slowing the polymer’s […]

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 his prediction that the waves […]

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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 states and are becoming more […]