Centers and Institutes

The Institute for Artificial Intelligence brings together world-class researchers with expertise spanning engineering, information science, public policy and communications. Faculty from four schools and colleges will help advance research, teaching and practice in the rapidly expanding field.

BioInspired Syracuse supports research into complex biological systems, developing and designing programmable smart materials to address global challenges in health, medicine and materials innovation. BioInspired involves faculty from life sciences, engineering, physics, and chemistry.

The Center for Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing (CASM) exists to advance the science, engineering, application, and training of a new generation of innovators working at the convergence of robotics, automation, and semiconductor technologies.

As New York State’s Center of Excellence in Environmental and Energy Systems, SyracuseCoE is a hub for innovative research and product development to improve indoor environmental quality, energy efficiency in buildings, clean and renewable energy and water resources.

The Institute for Sustainability Engagement (ISE) co-creates solutions with communities to achieve locally informed sustainable strategies. This is done by connecting local insights with academic expertise, building strong relationships between researchers, policymakers, and community members and engaging with others — meeting people where they are to get them where they want to go.

The Institute for Quantum & Information Sciences explores the fascinating world of quantum science-where the rules of physics open new possibilities for computing, communication, and sensing technologies.

The Syracuse University Infrastructure Institute (SUII) is a unique interdisciplinary venture to educate and enable the next generation of professionals to create and rehabilitate effective and sustainable infrastructure. As the United States and the world face widespread deferred infrastructure maintenance and threats from aging or insufficient systems, there is a critical need for innovative and collaborative approaches.