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News & Events
2/25/2009
University Lectures Series Welcomes Janine Benyus, March 3
Sponsored in cooperation with SyracuseCoE and L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science
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2/19/2009
Sustainable Enterprise Partnership Announces Next Round of Mini-Grant Funding for Sustainability Research
Mini-Grants to Fund Research in Sustainable Business Concepts, Practices, Metrics, and Assessments
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2/18/2009
Maffei Brings Green Recovery Package to Syracuse
Congressman Tours SyracuseCoE-affiliated Labs at Syracuse University's Link Hall
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2/3/2009
John and Carol Fox to Establish SU Endowed Professorship in Sustainable Energy Studies
Professorship Will Strengthen Collaborations Among SU, SUNY-ESF, and SyracuseCoE
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1/27/2009
Syracuse Architecture Announces Winners of Innovative Green Homes Competition
Designs will Encourage Revitalization of Syracuse's Near Westside Neighborhood
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1/22/2009
SU VPA Design Students Participate in Green Design Competition
SyracuseCoE Provides Support for One-Week Charrette
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SYRACUSE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE

SyracuseCoE is a federation of firms, organizations, and institutions that creates innovations to improve health, productivity, security, and sustainability in built and urban environments. 



Photo: Equipment in the lab of Prof. Charles Driscoll of Syracuse University. Driscoll is an expert in the effects of humans and our built environments on water resources. Other specialty areas for SyracuseCoE research, demonstration, and innovation are indoor environmental quality and clean and renewable energy.

Activities within SyracuseCoE include research, product development, commercialization assistance, and education programs.  The scope of application interests include systems that monitor and control thermal comfort, air quality, lighting, sound, and water quality in built and urban environments and innovative energy systems, including clean technologies and renewable fuel sources.
 
The following links provide an overview of SyracuseCoE, including: