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New
York State Senate Majority Leader Joseph L. Bruno was on
campus Thursday, Sept. 26, to announce that Rensselaer will
receive $22.5 million to create the Gen*NY*sis Center for
Bioengineering and Medicine. The research center will be
housed in Rensselaer's new Center for Biotechnology and
Interdisciplinary Studies, which is currently under construction
on the Troy campus. 
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Office of Research Offers
Grant-Related Workshops for Faculty To assist faculty in obtaining more funding for their research, Rensselaer's Office of Research has organized a series of free grant-related workshops through December. More
Celebrate the Season at
Third Annual Fall Fest Rensselaer's Office of the First Year Experience (FYE) is commemorating the transition to autumn on Saturday, Oct. 5 with Fall Fest, a free communiversity event for Rensselaer and the general public. The third annual street festival will take place from 1 to 7 p.m. at the Louis Rubin Memorial Approach on Eighth Street. More
Start-Up Specialists Kick
Off Biotechnology Entrepreneurship Series Rensselaer's budding biotech entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to hear expert business advice at a series of lectures being presented on campus this year. The 2002-2003 Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship Seminar Series will focus on the wide range of issues that companies in biotechnology face today. More
NSBE/SHPE Career Fair This Week For the past 24 years the NSBE/SHPE Career Fair has reigned as one of the largest student-run job fairs in the nation. This year's Career Fair will be held 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 4 and Saturday, Oct. 5 at the Alumni Sports and Recreation Center (Armory). More |
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Rensselaer
celebrated the grand opening of the George M. Low Gallery on Friday,
Sept. 27. Low's family toured the facility privately before a formal
dedication ceremony for the campus community. |
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