2013 Research News Archives

January 1, 2013 through December 31, 2013 , reverse chronological order

Germain's Research Focuses on Working Forests (5/17)
High-tech, Remote-controlled Vessels Gather Data in Lake Ontario (5/15)
And They're Off: Graduates Move on to New Lives (5/13)
Dr. Thomas Amidon Honored as ESF Exemplary Researcher (5/10)
Rosen Fellowships Allow Students to Pursue Exciting Projects (5/9)
ESF to Confer Degrees at May Commencement Ceremony (5/3)
ESF Offers Summer Research Ethics Workshop (4/29)
ESF Joins Effort to Make Climate Change Data Available (4/25)

Students Skype with Jerry Coyne (4/24)

In EFB Professor Rebecca Rundell's Evolution course (EFB 311), 170 students had a live Skype conversation with renowned evolutionary biologist and author Dr. Jerry Coyne. Jerry is the author of the recent book "Why Evolution is True," which the students read in the class. Students asked Jerry a wide range of questions, on topics ranging from species concepts, the nature of viruses, endosymbioses' role in evolution, the evolution of homosexuality, colonization of vertebrates on islands, to the origins of life and the creationism debate. The discussion was lively and stimulating and enjoyed by all. More information on Jerry Coyne can be found HERE

ESF Scientist Rediscovers Long-lost Giant Fish from Amazon (4/23)
ESF Earns Spot in Guide to Green Colleges from Princeton Review (4/16)
Spotlight Put on Student Research & Outreach (3/28)
Conservation Efforts Give Snow Leopards a Chance in Russia (3/21)
James Gibbs to Lecture on Snow Leopard Conservation (3/15)
ESF Climate Change Research: Land Use, Ocean Waves, Forests and Invasives (3/5)
ESF One of Princeton Review's Best Value Colleges (2/5)
ESF Alumnus, Dr. Jean Fréchet, Honored With Japan Prize (1/30)

Migratory Fish; Dams (1/25)

('New Research Shows Fishways Have Not Helped Fish"; 1/18/13) DETAILS

CNY Biotech Accelerator (1/25)

("Kennedy Square buildings come down to make way for more redevelopment"; 1/17/13) DETAILS

Water Resources (1/25)

("Lake Ontario's troubled waters"; 1/14/13) DETAILS

Deconstruction; Sustainability (1/25)

("Waste not, want not: ESF students lead proposal to salvage houses"; 1/14/13) DETAILS

Water Resources, Snow (1/25)

("Snowpack is important to our useable water needs"; 1/10/13) DETAILS

Cougar (1/25)

("Professor suggests cougar reintroduction to Adirondacks"; 1/9/13) DETAILS

Cougar (1/25)

("SUNY Oswego prof says Adirondack forest preserve could accommodate reintroduction of cougars"; 1/8/12) DETAILS

ESF Scientists Research New Way to Battle Bacteria (1/23)
Fish Journeying Upstream Are Hampered By Hydropower Dams, Study Says (1/16)

Deconstruction; Sustainability (1/14)

("SUNY ESF students finding new uses for old buildings"; 12/28/12)
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Willow Biomass; Sustainability (1/14)

("Energy from willows comes of age in upstate NY"; 12/28/12) DETAILS

Willow Biomass; Sustainability (1/14)

("N.Y. willow farms begin production for biofuel"; 12/24/12) DETAILS

N.Y. State Regional Economic Development (1/14)

("SUNY Institutions Receive Financial Support through New York State Regional Economic Development Council Funding"; 12/19/12) DETAILS

American Chestnut; Biotechnology (1/14)

("SUNY-ESF duo celebrate the success of blight-resistant trees"; 12/15/12 DETAILS

Sustainable Food and Energy Systems (1/14)

("SUNY-ESF, Czech Tech to examine sustainable systems in Caz"; 12/10/12) DETAILS

Invasive Species; Conservation Biology (1/14)

("The Buzz: Dial 1-800-180 million"; 12/9/12) DETAILS

Deconstruction, Sustainability (1/14)

("Demolition continues on Kennedy Square complex"; 12/7/12)
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Community Incubator (1/14)

("Collaboration Turning Syracuse Into Incubator Of Great Ideas"; 11/20/12) DETAILS

SUNY-ESF Offers Adirondack Residential Semester (1/9)
ESF Named Top Environmental Programs College (1/8)

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