July 2, 2015
This past June, Professor Kevin Du hosted two three-day workshops to teach the ins and outs of a set of open-source, hands-on cybersecurity exercises developed in his lab at Syracuse University. Sixty attendees from colleges, industry, and branches ...
Read More about From SU SEED Workshops, Cybersecurity Education BloomsJune 25, 2015
In a nondescript corner of Link Hall, there is a set of small conjoining rooms, replete with scaffolding and catalytic reactors. Today, they hum with activity, but not long ago the space was empty. Using little more than ...
Read More about Omar & Argy – Building a Lab from the Ground UpJune 25, 2015
A group of engineering students in the Syracuse University Industrial Assessment Center (SU-IAC) earned third place at the New York State Pollution Prevention Institute’s (NYSP2I) Research and Development student research project competition this spring. This marks ...
Read More about Sustainable Success — SU-IAC Recognized for Third Consecutive YearJune 17, 2015
On June 11th, Meredith Professor Shobha K. Bhatia was honored at the 2015 WEPAN Change Leader Forum as a University Change Agent. WEPAN, which stands for Women in Engineering ProActive Network, confers its University Change Agent Award in honor of an ...
Read More about Bhatia Received 2015 WEPAN University Change Agent AwardJune 11, 2015
Hello! My name is Andrea Butchko and I am so excited to share my experience at Syracuse University's College of Engineering and Computer Science with you. I squeezed Syracuse for all it had to offer while ...
Read More about Andrea Butchko ’13, Civil EngineeringJune 9, 2015
When I graduated from Syracuse University, I first took an unpaid internship for the Obama campaign in Pennsylvania. After that I was hired as a field organizer and then as a regional field director for President Obama's Organizing for America. In ...
Read More about John DeSantis ’08, Computer EngineeringJune 8, 2015
Few things are as frustrating as a phone conversation interrupted by a bad signal. It is a perfect example of a technology’s purpose being nullified by its own limitations. Unfortunately, despite advances, this problem hasn’t been entirely addressed and ...
Read More about Waste Not — Making the Most of Wireless ResourcesJune 2, 2015
You put on the glove, and for a brief moment, you feel like a character in a sci-fi movie. Across the room, your hand’s movements are mimicked by a robotic hand. You then reach out to touch an ...
Read More about Making ContactJune 1, 2015
The first time Rebecca Moore ’15 landed on the moon, her execution was near impeccable. She eased down less than a meter away from her target. Countless flight hours helped prepare her for that. Now, heading into her second attempt, ...
Read More about The Moon, Mars, & MooreMay 27, 2015
The heat was excruciating and the sawing made her arms sore, but Louise Domingo’s heart was full of purpose. Whatever small pain she was enduring here was nothing compared with the anguish that the people she was helping had experienced. ...
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