SUNY Oswego recently launched the Great Lakes Institute to foster a greater awareness and understanding of the Great Lakes through continued research efforts, academic programming and coursework for students at all levels, and public outreach.
Bobby Yeboah, a master's in chemistry student graduating in May 2024, discusses his journey from Ghana to SUNY Oswego to his next steps in St. Jude's competitive research doctoral program.
Quest, SUNY Oswego’s annual celebration of scholarly and creative activities, will bring a day filled with activities on Wednesday, April 17, with presenters lined up to talk about their experiences, experiments, projects and more.
Students Hugh Riley Randall and Selim Kalici are wrapping up a globe-trotting Oswego experience with an astronomical opportunity with NASA related to eclipse data.
For Sarfraz Mian, a Distinguished Professor of Marketing and Management, the past year has shown a drive to keep moving since earning one of the highest professor ranks in the SUNY system.
A faculty-led project in a Shineman Center chemistry laboratory seeks to unlock a better way to maintain vaccines (including COVID-19 vaccines) against other current or future viruses.
With the National Eclipse Ballooning Project, a SUNY Oswego faculty-student team is among the select institutions taking part in research related to this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Baye Massene Diallo, a senior double majoring in economics and business administration, said he recently had a “life-changing” experience researching his economics capstone project in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in Africa.
A team of six students and two faculty members are heading this week to New Mexico to conduct research during the weekend's annular eclipse as part of the Nationwide Eclipse Ballooning Project (NEBP).
Meteorology professor Yonggang Wang received a $234,022 grant from the National Science Foundation to research cold-air outbreaks in the sub-arctic region.
