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Home > News > Santiago expects research

September 22nd, 2004

Santiago expects research

Abstract:
Though part of a much larger system, the Albany campus is smaller than UWM, with about 17,000 students. But SUNY-Albany is pursuing a $500 million fund-raising campaign and has put itself on the map in nanoscience and nanotechnology. The Albany NanoTech center has brought in about $1 billion in investment, much of it from major companies such as IBM, in the last decade.

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