Nanoscale Science & Engineering News

Portrait of Scott Tenenbaum, who is wearing clear-rimmed glasses, a dark brown blazer and tan turtleneck sweater. Tenenbaum is smiling, standing in front of a wall of glass windows.
UAlbany Scientist Receives Funding to Commercialize Molecular Tool Against Alzheimer’s Disease
New small business technology transfer award supports UAlbany spinoff Company sxRNA Technologies Inc.
A student in a blue lab coat wearing gogles works with a pipette behind a bench in a laboratory with several beakers filled with liquids of various colors.
CNSE Earns ABET Accreditation in Environmental, Nanoscale Engineering
UAlbany's College of Nanotechnology, Science, and Engineering has earned ABET accreditation for its bachelor of science in environmental and sustainable engineering. In addition, following the reunification with the Department of Nanoscale Engineering in 2023, the college has confirmed ABET accreditation for its bachelor’s degree in nanoscale engineering.
University at Albany’s College of Nanotechnology, Science, and Engineering (CNSE) Dean Michele J. Grimm sits at her desk with a row of books behind her.
Engagement Ring: CNSE's Dean Grimm Prepares Future Engineers
College of Nanotechnology, Science, and Engineering Dean Michele J. Grimm speaks on a wide range of issues, including recently launched public/private partnerships, the CHIPS and Science Act and women in STEM fields in the most recent episode of the Engagement Ring podcast.
UAlbany President Havidan Rodriguez welcomes guests to the 2023 Inventor Recognition Ceremony.
UAlbany Recognizes Inventors During Research and Entrepreneurship Week
From filing a first disclosure to an issued patent, the process to take an invention from an idea to the marketplace can be long and arduous. For the first time, UAlbany recognized the faculty, staff and students who submitted a patent application as part of Research and Entrepreneurship Week.
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CNSE Spotlight
A regular update showcasing accomplishments from the University at Albany's College of Nanotechnology, Science and Engineering.
Senior faculty are honored as part of UAlbany's Research and Entrepreneurship Week. (Photos by Patrick Dodson)
UAlbany Spotlights Senior Faculty for Research, Creative Arts and Scholarship
As part of Research and Entrepreneurship week, the University at Albany hosted a senior faculty recognition ceremony on Oct. 17.
The four featured researchers stand in Melinda Larsen's lab in the RNA Institute. The room itself is dimly lit, with the camera flash adding light. From left to right: Melinda Larsen (woman with blond hair wearing a black jacket with gray pants), Scott Tenenbaum (man with black glasses wearing black jacket with khaki pants), Andre Melendez (man wearing black rimmed glasses, pale purple dress shirt and tie and black slacks, and Mehmet Yigit (man wearing wire rimmed glasses, brown jacket and grey pants).
Researchers Awarded Funding to Study Cell Senescence and Salivary Gland Dysfunction
The interdisciplinary team seeks to advance technologies to treat multiple disease systems and pathologies associated with aging
UAlbany's NanoJazz group performs indoors in 2019.
NANOvember Highlights Intersection of Nanotechnology and Medicine
The University at Albany’s College of Nanotechnology, Science, and Engineering (CNSE) welcomes the Capital Region community to campus for a series of conversations in celebration of NANOvember.