Category: News

On October 31, the National Science Foundation announced $74.5 million in research funding to address issues of cybersecurity. The Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace (SaTC) program is crucial to providing secure and trustworthy cyberspace, especially for […]

The National Science Foundation has awarded a Smart & Connected Communities grant of $99,965 to three faculty members of Syracuse University: iSchool Professor Jason Dedrick, as well as School of Architecture Assistant Professors Elizabeth Krietemeyer […]

Researchers at Columbia Engineering led by associate Professor Harish Krishnaswamy in collaboration with UT-Austin Professor Andrea Alu and her team have constructed the first magnet-free non-reciprocal circulator on a silicon chip that operates at millimeter […]

A team of researchers at New York University have created automated techniques to identify ads that could potentially connect to human trafficking rings and lead them to public information from Bitcoin, the main method of […]

According to new findings from the Rockefeller University and the Icahn School and Medicine at Mt. Sinai, gut bacteria and human cells essentially speak the same ‘chemical language.’ Using molecules called ligands, researchers have developed […]

Researchers at the New York Genome center have collaborated with U.C. San Diego, Harvard University and MIT to develop an algorithm that can determine whether certain mutations that are hard to study could be involved […]

The NYSERNet Conference is here, and we’re looking forward to seeing you and more than 100 of your peers at the Syracuse Downtown Marriott. Click for all the conference details.

The latest networking equipment from ADVA has begun to arrive as NYSERNet prepares for a major expansion of its R&E network into New York’s North Country. CTO Bill Owens and Data Center Director Bob Bloom […]

Three IT professionals from Rochester Institute of Technology and one from Binghamton University are the first recipients of NYSERNet’s Diversity Award, a program intended to encourage underrepresented women and men to advance in the information […]

The University of Rochester is leading the development of a new tool called a high amperage driver for extreme states, or HADES. Working in collaboration with Cornell University, University of Michigan, Idaho State University, University […]