College of Engineering and Computer Science

Energy Storage Engine Secures $45M for Ambitious Second Phase

Syracuse University is a core partner in the initiative, which supports research and development in battery and energy storage technologies.
Wendy S. Loughlin March 26, 2026
Energy Storage Engine Secures $45M for Ambitious Second Phase

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

2026 Syracuse University Scholars Announced

The students were recognized for their academic excellence, independent research and creative work, and contributions to their fields of study.
Kelly Homan Rodoski March 25, 2026
2026 Syracuse University Scholars Announced

What Americans Should Know About Iranian Cyber Threats

Professor Alex K. Jones says the real cyberthreat from U.S.-Iran tensions isn't a Hollywood-style blackout—it's quiet disruption of daily infrastructure.
Daryl Lovell March 20, 2026
What Americans Should Know About Iranian Cyber Threats

Graduate School Honors 9 Students With Annual Research, Creative Work Awards

The awards recognize academic excellence and outstanding research and creative work by master’s and doctoral students.
Diane Stirling Feb. 26, 2026
Graduate School Honors 9 Students With Annual Research, Creative Work Awards

Reality TV Meets Campus Life in Student-Run Syrvivor Club

A recognized student organization (RSO) produces full seasons of a “Survivor” spinoff on campus, teaching production skills and building friendship and lasting community.
Jen Plummer Feb. 24, 2026
Reality TV Meets Campus Life in Student-Run Syrvivor Club

Understanding the Blood-Brain Barrier to Advance Alzheimer’s Treatments

Shikha Nangia and her student researchers are advancing efforts to find cures for debilitating brain diseases.
John Boccacino Feb. 18, 2026
Understanding the Blood-Brain Barrier to Advance Alzheimer’s Treatments

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

What Makes Curling a Winter Olympics Must-Watch

Student-athletes explain the sport's unique appeal and how curling builds community on and off the ice.
John Boccacino Feb. 9, 2026
What Makes Curling a Winter Olympics Must-Watch

Battery Research by Professor Quinn Qiao Awarded Raymond Funding

Project will develop new estimation framework for lithium iron phosphate batteries used in forklifts through industry partnership program.
Alex Dunbar Feb. 6, 2026
Battery Research by Professor Quinn Qiao Awarded Raymond Funding

Syracuse Center of Excellence Funds Collaborative Research Projects

College of Engineering and Computer Science professors Lihong Lao, Zhao Qin and Qinru Qiu were honored as SyracuseCoE Faculty Fellows.
Emma Ertinger Feb. 4, 2026
Syracuse Center of Excellence Funds Collaborative Research Projects

Prestigious Award Supports Undergraduate Research in Chemistry and Life Sciences

The Beckman Scholars Program award provides funding for six scholar-mentor pairs over three years; two scholars will be named this spring.
Wendy S. Loughlin Jan. 29, 2026
Prestigious Award Supports Undergraduate Research in Chemistry and Life Sciences

Engineer Explains Why Ice Storms Are So Devastating to Power Grids

ECS associate professor Sara Eftekharnejad discusses the engineering challenges behind widespread outages affecting more than a million customers.
Daryl Lovell Jan. 27, 2026
Engineer Explains Why Ice Storms Are So Devastating to Power Grids

ECS Faculty Receive Grant to Expand Next-Generation Computing to Local Students

The National Science Foundation CSforAll award will benefit high school students in Central New York.
Alex Dunbar Jan. 26, 2026
ECS Faculty Receive Grant to Expand Next-Generation Computing to Local Students

New Research Shows Promise of Liquids as Thermal Conductors 

In testing by an ECS research team, liquids in an oscillating heat pipe moved heat faster than metals and diamonds.
News Staff Jan. 6, 2026
New Research Shows Promise of Liquids as Thermal Conductors 

The Spoofing Problem: Why Tech Platforms’ Age Verification May Not Protect Minors

As platforms rush to verify users' ages, experts warn consumer-grade cameras lack the technology to reliably authenticate minors.
Daryl Lovell Dec. 16, 2025
The Spoofing Problem: Why Tech Platforms’ Age Verification May Not Protect Minors