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URochester researchers develop algorithms that reveal how propane becomes propylene for everyday products.
University of Rochester researchers develop algorithms that reveal how propane becomes propylene for everyday products.
An essay by Brenda Tesini, an associate professor of pediatrics who treats patients at URochester’s Golisano Children’s Hospital.
University of Rochester infectious disease physician Brenda Tesini on ending respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, in newborns and infants.
New design could make augmented reality glasses more power-efficient and practical for everyday wear.
New design could make augmented reality glasses more power-efficient and practical for everyday wear.
The Goergen Award–winning lecturer keeps students engaged with workshops and critical thinking exercises.
The Goergen Award–winning lecturer keeps students engaged with workshops and critical thinking exercises.
The innovative statistics professor and Goergen Award winner focuses on the student experience at URochester.
The innovative statistics professor focuses on the student experience, earning URochester's highest award for teaching.
Antonino Di Piazza leads on theory for a multimillion-dollar project exploring the limits of light–matter interaction.
Antonino Di Piazza leads on theory for a multimillion-dollar project exploring the limits of light–matter interaction.
Student advocacy, industry experience and rigorous theoretical knowledge earned him URochester’s highest award for teaching.
Student advocacy, industry experience and rigorous theoretical knowledge earned him URochester’s highest award for teaching.
The University’s Naval ROTC unit has trained generations of student-leaders and military officers, shaping academic excellence and national service.
For more than eight decades, the University of Rochester’s NROTC unit has trained generations of student-leaders and military officers.
Undergraduates turn Martian air into plastics and fertilizer—earning top honors internationally.
University of Rochester students turn Martian air into plastics and fertilizer—earning top honors at the international iGEM 2025 competition.
The nurse practitioner-turned-operations executive reflects on forging first-generation pathways at the University of Rochester.