STEM

Science, Technology, Engineering & Math

Micron Day Sparks Passion for STEM

Through hands-on demonstrations, middle and high school students from across Central New York discovered the potential career opportunities available in STEM fields.
John Boccacino April 22, 2026
Micron Day Sparks Passion for STEM

Student Discovers Security Vulnerability in Common Operating System

Shivam Kumar recently identified the vulnerability in a key component of countless computing systems and the largest open-source project in existence.
Alex Dunbar April 13, 2026
Student Discovers Security Vulnerability in Common Operating System

5 Things You Didn’t Know About Forensic Science

From forensic DNA analysis to mock crime scenes, Syracuse University's Forensic and National Security Sciences Institute is training the next generation of investigators.
John Boccacino April 10, 2026
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Forensic Science

4 Ways Jeff Rubin Is Thinking About AI Right Now

The University’s chief digital officer shares insights on the job market, data silos and the environmental impact of data centers.
Jen Plummer April 10, 2026
4 Ways Jeff Rubin Is Thinking About AI Right Now

University’s Semiconductor, Quantum Leadership Takes Center Stage at NNN Event

Investments in semiconductor manufacturing, quantum science and advanced technology commercialization were highlighted at a nanotechnology symposium on campus.
News Staff March 26, 2026
University’s Semiconductor, Quantum Leadership Takes Center Stage at NNN Event

3 Faculty Members Named AAAS Fellows

Duncan Brown, Kevin Crowston and Lisa Manning are the first trio from Syracuse to earn the prestigious science honor in a single year.
Wendy S. Loughlin March 26, 2026
3 Faculty Members Named AAAS Fellows

Conventional Oil Drilling Leaves Deeper Mark on Waterways

Earth and environmental science researchers found that traditional oil and gas extraction methods may take a greater toll on stream health than fracking.
Dan Bernardi March 25, 2026
Conventional Oil Drilling Leaves Deeper Mark on Waterways

Researchers Test Einstein’s Limits of General Relativity

Physics professor Collin Capano and doctoral student Alex Correia are decoding the ‘ringdown’ of colliding black holes, hoping to find cracks in Einstein's theories.
John Boccacino March 25, 2026
Researchers Test Einstein’s Limits of General Relativity

First They Studied the Earth, Now They Are Saving It

Earth and environmental sciences alumni are tackling climate change, sustainability and environmental policy across the globe.  
Dan Bernardi March 10, 2026
First They Studied the Earth, Now They Are Saving It

A&S Researchers Develop ‘Lock-and-Key’ Cancer Drug System

A new chemistry platform from Assistant Professor Xiaoran Hu could keep cancer drugs inactive until they reach a tumor, offering a path to more precise
News Staff March 9, 2026

Engineering Student Abroad? This Strasbourg Local Has You Covered

Jean-Laurent Lareyre has helped more than 60 ECS students navigate life, classes and adventure in Strasbourg, France.
Alex Dunbar Feb. 13, 2026
Engineering Student Abroad? This Strasbourg Local Has You Covered

ECS Launches Minor in Artificial Intelligence Science and Engineering

The minor, beginning this fall, will prepare students to thrive in an artificial intelligence driven environment and provide them with highly marketable skills.
Alex Dunbar Feb. 11, 2026
ECS Launches Minor in Artificial Intelligence Science and Engineering

NY THRIVE Innovation Vouchers Advance CNY Semiconductor Manufacturing

Chosen companies will benefit from academic research capabilities, specialized equipment and faculty expertise to accelerate the development of semiconductor technologies.
Wendy S. Loughlin Feb. 10, 2026
NY THRIVE Innovation Vouchers Advance CNY Semiconductor Manufacturing
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