Category: News

Professors at NYU, a NYSERNet member discovered that some cellular compartments don’t have membranes, which were previously seen as necessary to hold a cell together. In their study, the researchers focused on the best known […]

Princeton University, a NYSERNet member, led researchers have extracted 2 million-year-old ice cores from Antarctica that provide the first direct observations of Earth’s climate at a time when the furred early ancestors of modern humans […]

NSF-funded researchers from Cornell University, a NYSERNet member have made a new discovery about how seemingly minor aspects of the internal structure of bone can be strengthened to withstand wear and tear, a finding that […]

Researchers from CUNY, a NYSERNet member are using a new modeling approach for infrastructure planning of a long-term electricity grid that considers future climate and water resource conditions.  Those conditions include reduced hydropower production as […]

Cornell University scientists report evidence of metal pollution creating danger for soft coral sea fans. The discovery emerged from earlier NSF-funded research. For colourful, graceful sea fans swaying on coral reefs in the waters around […]

“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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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) […]