As with any great university, teaching, research, and public service are the hallmarks of The City University of New York. In order to foster its research mission, the purpose of the research arm of the Office of Academic Affairs is to encourage and develop first-class research initiatives
Consistent with the Chancellor's vision of a Flagship Environment across the University, we are in the midst of major initiatives in photonics in the biosciences (more specifically, cells signaling, macromolecular assemblies, and neuroscience), and in areas related to the urban environment. Flagship programs will continue to emerge »
Dr. Greg Boutis knew his destiny was science at age seven when he attempted to recharge a standard AA battery in his parents basement using a plugged in extension cord that he had cut open. Two electric shocks later cemented his curiosity for understanding how things work, and today he employs that drive for understanding as an assistant physics professor at the City University of New York at York College.
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As a young girl in East Berlin, Ilona Kretzschmar tinkered under the hood of the family’s trusty Trabant, or “Trabi” as these no-frills, two-stroke cars were affectionately referred to in East Germany, but she envisioned herself eventually becoming a veterinarian. That is, until attending her first high school chemistry class where her professor changed her perspective on science and her future.
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CONTACT US
Send your Upcoming Events and Research Highlights to oaaresearch@mail.cuny.edu
University Dean for Research:
Gillian M. Small, Ph.D.
The City University of New York
Office of Academic Affairs
535 East 80th Street
New York, New York 10075
Phone: 212-794-5417
Fax: 212-794-5378
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