All aboard — Adam Peruta, assistant professor of strategic communication, hopped on the StartupBus on March 6 in Washington, D.C. Seventy-two hours and 1,500 miles later, before getting off the bus in Austin, Tex., at the South by Southwest interactive festival, Peruta and about 25 colleagues, including designers, developers and business people, were tasked with collaborating on making a startup company.
Rae Armantrout thinks of her poetry as a recycling process — she reuses the material the world provides to try to understand the big questions she’s had since she was young.
A body has been found in the Cayuga Inlet this morning at Allan H. Treman Marina State Park, according to several media reports.
Using the musical styles he developed while growing up in Texas, Robert Ellis has gained international recognition for his old-time country sound.
There are 1,500 bacteria living on each square centimeter of a hand. Every material and surface a hand touches holds the same amount of bacteria, if not more.
Michael Holbert ’05 said this fact inspired him to apply antimicrobial properties to several materials. He has become the first person licensed in the U.S. by XTIO2 Inc., a company that develops nanotechnology and globally distributes advanced photocatalyst coatings, to use the XTI – 360 Active Shield. This is an opaque, surface coating using nanotechnology called a nanocoating applied to surfaces to reduce the amount of bacteria.The product, which has a 99 percent anti-germ efficacy rate, can be applied to all surfaces such as ceramics, fabrics, and plastics, except for leather and silk. Holbert is the president of Cleancoating, a company based in Philadelphia that offers the nanocoating service.
The Office of Public Safety has reported two burglaries in Lyon Hall.
A new website allows anyone in the world to digitally register where they’re having sex.
