Water Manufactures a Solid Business
Water is the most plentiful natural resource on the planet—with nearly two-thirds of the Earth covered in water. The physical …
Making Magic Happen
Joe Garsetti ’82 believes in magic, and he hopes you do as well. “If I can teach you one thing, I’d …
A Chemist Abroad
At the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Stacy Trey ’02 collaborates on projects to make lightweight, anti-static building materials; she also works …
Professor Models Her Techniques on Oswego Mentors
Chemistry instructional support specialist Kristin Gublo ’92 M ’98, recalls Tenery as a student worker with an “amazing work ethic,” even walking …
Environmental center honors GENIUS Olympiad founder
CHEMISTRY FACULTY MEMBER FEHMI DAMKACI, LEFT, recently was honored with a Center for Environmental Initiatives’ Environmental Excellence Award for his work in …
Alumnus’ Passion, Research Earn High Award
Todd Pagano ’96 has been named one of only four “U.S. Professors of the Year” by two prestigious higher education …
Remembering a Science Star
Dr. Barbara Palmer Shineman ’65, M ’71, professor emerita of education, sifts through memorabilia of her late husband, Dr. Richard …
Chemistry: a winning formula for Pagano
Todd Pagano ’96 isn’t trying to win awards. The Oswego chemistry graduate is focused on doing high-level research in florescence spectroscopy …
Scanning electron microscope offers nanoscale views
When Fehmi Damkaci peers at the computer monitor next to the gleaming electron gun of the college’s new scanning electron …
Brookstein’s Best at Beer
While most would be fired for imbibing between 9 and 5, Jesse Brookstein ’06 gets paid to sip on his …