Feb. 25, 2002 | Special Edition (2/28/02)

Campus Construction Project Passes Another Milestone

	Concept drawing of center for biotechnology and interdisciplinary studies: Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Associates / Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

The $255 million transformation of the Institute's south campus moved a giant step forward Thursday, Feb. 21, when the Troy City Planning Commission formally closed the State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR) process for the project. More

Nanomaterials Take on New Shapes
A Rensselaer researcher has provided new insights on how to manufacture original complex 3-D nanostructures on a massive scale for faster computers and highly sensitive environmental and biological sensors. More

Tracking Tumors for Treatment
Rich Radke, assistant professor of electrical, computer, and systems engineering, in collaboration with the Department of Radiation Therapy at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, is using advanced algorithms to create more accurate images of tumors or growths in patients from the time of diagnosis to the time of treatment. More