Rensselaer Professor Audrey Bennett was recognized as the 2015 Andrew W. Mellon Distinguished Scholar at the University of Pretoria, South Africa.
When 31 members of the Rensselaer Finance and Procurement Services group move into new offices in Proctor’s Theater later this month, it will bring to full circle Rensselaer’s involvement with this historic building in downtown Troy.
The fourth installment of Rensselaer TALKS focuses on the theme of “Chaos.” The program will begin at noon in the Center for Biotechnology and Interdisciplinary Studies auditorium on Dec. 14.
(In this guest post, Brian Mattes, a senior research specialist in the laboratory of Rick Relyea, Rensselaer professor and director of the Jefferson Project at Lake George, explains how experiments help us make sense of observational data gathered by the Jefferson Project’s observational platform.) A lot of what’s been written about the Jefferson Project at […]
The newest Electronic Media, Arts, and Communication concentration in Multisensory Data Design will equip graduates to present data in multiple ways that better communicate the stories behind the data and its potential to improve everyday life.
Using pressure to perturb folded proteins, biotechnology researcher Catherine Royer will explore the path of a protein from its unfolded to folded state, advancing our ability to optimize proteins for industrial and pharmaceutical applications.
More than 140 elementary and middle school students will compete in the FIRST LEGO League Regional Qualifying Tournament on Dec. 12 at Rensselaer.
Local residents are invited to join Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute students, faculty, and staff for the Institute’s annual holiday concert on Sunday, Dec. 13, in the Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC).
Rensselaer names the winners in the fall 2015 Change the World Challenge Student Innovation Competition.
Federal investments in research are paying off in scientific breakthroughs that are “unleashing the power and potential of proteins” in humans.