Rensselaer Research Quarterly Magazine: Spring 2005

Solar-powered autonomous underwater vehicle (SAUV)


	Preserving and Restoring Our Most Treasured Resource: Water

	At Rensselaer, researchers continue to make significant contributions to the discovery, management, and sustainability of the world’s water bodies and the delicate ecosystems contained in them, from discovering rare microorganisms in the hot springs in the Philippines to monitoring pollution levels in America’s most treasured lakes and rivers. Read more

Rensselaer Nuclear-Energy Pioneer Richard T. Lahey Jr. Receives Two Major Honors

Richard T. Lahey Jr., who is now exploring sonofusion, a new form of nuclear fusion, has been awarded an Alexander von Humboldt Senior Scientist Fellowship, one of the most prestigious honors given to senior researchers around the world. Read more

Designing for New Dimensions

“Moore’s Law” remains a cornerstone of the semiconductor industry, but researchers at Rensselaer say that foundation will soon crumble unless manufacturers make some radical changes — in a new dimension. Read more


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Andrea Page-McCaw, assistant professor in developmental genetics and molecular biology. Profile

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