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November 19, 2018

Research Focuses on a New Frontier in Circadian Rhythms

Malfunctions in the daily cycle are linked to diabetes, cancer, and other major diseases

A new frontier in the science of circadian rhythms – whose disruption is linked to major diseases like cancer and diabetes – suggests a previously unknown mechanism at work in our daily biological cycle.

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Rensselaer Change the World Challenge Winners Announced

November 16, 2018

Winners announced for the fall 2018 student innovation contest

Academic

Geochemist E. Bruce Watson Recognized for Eminence in Mineralogical Research

November 16, 2018

Fundamental research illuminates deep Earth chemical processes

Community

World’s Biggest Student-Led Cybersecurity Games Announce Winners of CSAW 2018

November 14, 2018

Rensselaer team takes home top honors for the second year

Academic

Rensselaer Students Named University Innovation Fellows

November 13, 2018

Academic

Engineering Program Ranked Sixth in the Nation

November 12, 2018

Research

NIH National Institute on Aging Awards $4 Million for Light and Health Research to the LRC at Rensselaer

November 12, 2018

Academic

Biocatalysis Expert Richard Gross Recognized for Economical Environmental Chemical Advances

November 2, 2018

Research

Naturally Occurring “Batteries” Fueled Organic Carbon Synthesis on Mars

November 1, 2018

Community

Rensselaer To Present “The Isle Is Full of Noises”

October 31, 2018

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RPI freshman improving natural disaster response through coding

November 2, 2018
Space.com

How to Get to Mars: 'Trailblazing' Experts Talk Red Planet Exploration

October 18, 2018
The New York Times

Review: A ‘Lost Highway’ Suite Refracts David Lynch

October 15, 2018
Washington Post

‘Hyperalarming’ study shows massive insect loss

October 15, 2018
Albany Times Union

EMPAC to celebrate 10th birthday with 3-day festival

October 5, 2018
Albany Times Union

Army sees future of smaller, smarter deadly drones

October 4, 2018

RESEARCH

July 6, 2018

the approach blog

Harlem Academy at The Jefferson Project

[David Diehl, site manager and coordinator at the Rensselaer Darrin Fresh Water Institute (DFWI), recently organized a visit by students from Manhattan’s Harlem Academy to learn about the Jefferson Project at Lake George. In this guest post, he chronicles the three-day visit and the topics students learned about. The Jefferson Project is a collaboration between […]
April 23, 2018

the approach blog

Jefferson Project: Response to agrochemicals is paved by predators

[The Jefferson Project at Lake George is conducting ongoing research into how human activities may be affecting the lake. This guest blog by Devin Jones, a former postdoctoral research associate in the lab of Jefferson Project Director Rick Relyea, summarizes recent research published in the journal Environmental Science & Technology. The Jefferson Project is a […]
March 30, 2018

the approach blog

Jefferson Project: Road salt, organic additives, and mosquitoes

[The Jefferson Project at Lake George is conducting ongoing research into how human activities may be affecting the lake. This guest blog by Matt Schuler, a postdoctoral research associate in the lab of Jefferson Project Director Rick Relyea, summarizes recent research published in the journal Oikos. The Jefferson Project is a collaboration between Rensselaer, IBM […]