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2004 Research News Archives

January 1, 2004 through December 31, 2004, reverse chronological order

Comeback Beavers Butt Heads With Humans (12/16)

Environmentalist shows new energy(12/16)

Moss Hunters Roll Away Nature's Carpet, and Some Ecologists Worry (12/3)

New York Deserves Its Share of Great Lakes Research Funds (11/22)

Out-of-the-world views are close to home(11/2)

Turtles in decline(11/2)

Town, gown meet for matchmaking(11/2)

Lake Ontario could help keep Syracuse cool(11/1)

ESF Students Help Plant 100 Trees in City (10/25)

Lakeside park for everybody (10/17)

Partnership agreements pay way for construction start Ethanol project on target for $140 million investment (10/16)

DEC Honors Chad Dawson (10/15)

Biotech center gains lease (10/2)

Protecting Our Water Supply (10/1)

Testing the waters (9/28)

Termites teach scientists to build for future (9/27)

Hunt for solution takes aim at deer (9/12)

Syracuse Lacks Green Buildings (9/11)

Botanist Paints Color Portrait of the Adirondacks (9/11)

ESF Ranks Among America's Best Colleges (8/20)

Visit SUNY-ESF at the New York State Fair (8/18)

Do It Right (8/16)

Stewards protect dunes (8/4)

Global warming challenged (8/2)

Website Shows Lake Ontario Student Dune Program Works (8/2)

Dr. Myron J. Mitchell Named Distinguished Professor (7/8)

ESF Team Completes Solar Splash Competition (6/21)

Exhibition "The Gardens of Fletcher Steele" Showcases Designs of Legendary Landscape Architect (6/10)

Clinton cites ESF work at homeland security conference (6/8)

Bioblitz Uncovers Unusual (6/2)

Beaver Lake bioblitz uncovers 828 species(6/1)

Counting on Nature (5/14)

ESF's Second "Bioblitz" (5/11)

Fulton Ethanol Project Gains Support (6/2)

Devastated American chestnut may return (5/28)

Sun-powered voyage (5/25)

ESF story (5/19)

Senator Clinton Launches Urban Forestry Initiative (5/24)

New York can be a leader into sustainable future (5/24)

New York City water quality project would include ESF (5/13)

Green Chemistry (4/25)

ESF Design Students Tackle Onondaga Creek (4/22)

Students to study abandoned Guppy farm (4/22)

ESF Biologist Is Honored as Distinguished Teaching Professor (4/22)

CNY's future may be written in its waterways (4/18)

Congressional Appropriations to SUNY Show 117 Percent Increase Over 2003 (4/14)

Local SUNY projects funded (4/13)

Promoting parks could spark greater use (4/13)

ESF report says city should promote parks (4/12)

Meyer Named Chair of Construction Management and Wood Products Engineering (4/8)

Endreny Receives Chancellor's Award for Internationalization (4/8)

New head of EPA's field office looks to prepare for dredging (4/2)

SUNY thanks Representative Walsh for $12.6M in federal support for 9 Central New York projects 3/30)

Kimberly-Clark Donates 13 Patents to ESF:

Patents--Daily Orange story (3/25)

Patents--Newsday story

Patents--Herald Tribune story (3/1)

Patents--SUNY Research Foundation story (3/01)

SUNY ESF Researchers to Advance Technologies Gifted by Kimberly-Clark Worldwide for Use in New Paper Products (2/27)

Research will Focus on Environmentally Friendly Compounds to Enhance

Properties and Increase Usefulness of Paper (2/27)

Patents--Syracuse.com story HERE (2/27)

Ice jams (1/21)

Local companies will benifit from grant (1/13)

Local expert on DNA hired by defense in 1975 homicide (1/7)

ESF Professor Named ASLA Fellow(1/7)

Pataki puts SUNY-ESF at 'Forefront' of emerging technology (1/7)

Grant approved for job training (1/7)