Join the discussion about the future of environmental and energy systems technologies.
SyracuseCoE is dedicated to bringing together researchers, industry leaders and technical practitioners to exchange the ideas and experiences that accelerate innovations from the lab to the market. Each month, we hold a Research and Technology Forum that highlights research, collaborations and projects by faculty and Partners. The event provides an interdisciplinary platform to network, brainstorm and actively interact to share groundbreaking achievements in environmental and energy systems technologies.
Upcoming Events
Events in March 2025
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Clear and Compelling: Designing Your Communication and Data Visualization for Impact Clear and Compelling: Designing Your Communication and Data Visualization for Impact
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March 3, 2025CNY Biotech Accelerator Event:
Clear and Compelling: Designing Your Communication and Data Visualization for Impact
Julia Felice, PhD, Founder and Lead Designer, Felice Information Design
March 3, 2025, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. ESTRegister in advance for this meeting to receive Zoom access information:
https://upstate.zoom.us/meeting/register/DdQWdoqXQOCg-XGDbsyXcw
Transformative new technology cannot meet its potential unless investors and partners understand and value it. Innovators need strong, informative visuals and targeted messaging to engage their expert and non-expert audiences quickly and effectively. This presentation will highlight the importance of strategic visual communication for audience understanding, reception, and impact, illustrate before-and-after examples, and introduce best practices and practical strategies for depicting scientific ideas and data.
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Match Made in HVAC: Choosing the Right Heat Pump for Your Building Match Made in HVAC: Choosing the Right Heat Pump for Your Building
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March 11, 2025Partner Event: Match Made in HVAC: Choosing the Right Heat Pump for Your Building
Organizer: Urban Green Council
Is your building considering a switch to heat pumps? Learn about the first steps in transitioning from fossil fuel heating and cooling systems to heat pumps for energy-efficient commercial and multifamily buildings. Discover why heat pumps are the future of building HVAC and gain the practical knowledge you need to lead an energy upgrade with confidence. This training is just $20 and is free for NYSERDA’s designated Disadvantaged Communities and Priority Populations. If you reside in a Disadvantaged Community or qualify as a member of a Priority Population, please reach out to education@urbangreencouncil.org to register for free.
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Match Made in HVAC: Choosing the Right Heat Pump for Your Building Match Made in HVAC: Choosing the Right Heat Pump for Your Building
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March 13, 2025Partner Event: Match Made in HVAC: Choosing the Right Heat Pump for Your Building
Organizer: Urban Green Council
Is your building considering a switch to heat pumps? Learn about the first steps in transitioning from fossil fuel heating and cooling systems to heat pumps for energy-efficient commercial and multifamily buildings. Discover why heat pumps are the future of building HVAC and gain the practical knowledge you need to lead an energy upgrade with confidence. This training is just $20 and is free for NYSERDA’s designated Disadvantaged Communities and Priority Populations. If you reside in a Disadvantaged Community or qualify as a member of a Priority Population, please reach out to education@urbangreencouncil.org to register for free.
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Previous Events
- Nanotechnology for Renewable Energy February 21, 2025
- Drone-Based Techniques for Building Assessment December 9, 2024
- Air Sanitizing Technologies and Viral Control in Indoor Environments October 23, 2024
- Syracuse as a National Leader in Stormwater Management April 26, 2024
- Bioinspired Material Design for Sustainable Manufacturing March 22, 2024
- Research on Urban Geospatial Patterns and Their Nexus to Built Environment February 15, 2024
- Deep Energy Retrofits: The Net Zero Energy Retrofit Living Lab December 5, 2023
- Urban Air Quality Modeling and Monitoring for Pollutant Exposure and Health Risk Assessments October 11, 2023
- Syracuse Air Quality Matters: Community-Based Monitoring Projects for I-81 April 26, 2023
- Innovations in Energy Storage at Buildings April 21, 2023
- Innovation through Law: Importance of Early Stage Research April 21, 2023
- Innovation through Law: Importance of Early Stage Research February 14, 2023
- Dynamic Sustainability: Implications of the Net-Zero Carbon Transition January 20, 2023
- The Electric Revolution: Energy Storage is King December 7, 2022
- Healthy Buildings for People: Multi-scaled Approach for Improving Indoor Air Quality November 2, 2022
- Innovation through Law: Importance of Early Stage Research March 25, 2022
- Opportunities in Decarbonizing Buildings through Controls and Electrification March 10, 2022
- GEB 101: Concepts, Applications and Challenges November 30, 2021
- EPIC Buildings: Exploring New Funding Opportunities for Small Businesses from the U.S. Department of Energy November 15, 2021
- Podcast: EPIC Buildings – Project Kickoff Webinar October 19, 2021
- Podcast: COVID Safety in Schools: A New Variant for a New Year September 3, 2021
- Podcast: Reopening Restaurants: How safe is it to dine-in again? April 8, 2021
- Podcast: Unexpected New Directions for the Future of Green Building December 16, 2020
- Podcast: Air Purifiers & Airflows: Minimizing COVID-19 Risk in Classrooms September 1, 2020
- Podcast: Experts Agree on Aerosol Transmission of COVID-19: How Can Schools Manage Indoor Air to Stop the Spread? July 22, 2020
- New York’s Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, Featuring FuzeHub and Ducted Wind Turbines February 19, 2020
- Occupant Behavior Driven Smart Building Controls January 23, 2020
- Lessons Learned from Monitoring and Re-Commissioning New York State’s Portfolio of CHP Systems October 11, 2019
- Old School Meets New School: King + King Architects Transform an 1849 Schoolhouse into a High-Performance, Low-Carbon Residence August 30, 2019
- Status and Trends of Harmful Algal Blooms in Skaneateles Lake June 26, 2019
- SyracuseCoE Partners Present: Bringing Hyperspectral Imaging Into the Mainstream, by Corning June 20, 2019
- From Battlefield to Barn: Innovative Environmental Sensors Adapted to Detect Disease in Dairy Cows May 30, 2019
- Up, Up, and Away: Using Drones for Earth Sciences and Geospatial Research and Teaching April 16, 2019
- Engineered by Corning, Designed by Syracuse Architecture: The Architectural Applications of Corning® Willow Glass® March 21, 2019
- From the Front Lines: Deep Energy Retrofit Solutions February 26, 2019
- Small Packaged Heat Pumps: Rethinking Everything January 29, 2019
- UTC Center for Intelligent Buildings: A Living Showcase of What’s Possible December 12, 2018
- U.S. Policy Options to Decrease Emissions of Carbon Dioxide to Mitigate Changing Climate November 15, 2018
- Creating Resilient Heating Systems for Extreme Weather Events May 18, 2018
- Personalized Environmental Control Systems April 25, 2018
- Envisioning ‘Honorable’ Transportation for Clean Communities of the Future March 21, 2018
- Shaping a Greener Future for New York February 21, 2018
- The Business of Good Social Entrepreneurship, B Corporations and the New Bottom Line February 6, 2018
- Climate Reality + Emerging Technologies = Drivers for Building Science Research December 18, 2017
- Powered By Women: Clean Energy Entrepreneurship November 16, 2017
- Disrupting Climate Disruption September 22, 2017
- Study Finds Syracuse Has Good Potential for Transportation Alternatives June 30, 2017
- Hybrid-Reality for Environmental Design April 19, 2017
- Green Buildings and Health: From the Lab to the Real World February 23, 2017
- ‘Precision’ Medicine and Environments: Emerging Opportunities for Individualized Care and Comfort January 25, 2017