This page highlights the astonishing amount of scientific discovery happening at Columbia, one of the world’s leading research universities.
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Columbia Zuckerman Institute researchers aim to learn more about multisensory learning by tracing connections in fruit fly brains.
A final report and suggestions will include input from students, faculty, researchers, and other constituents across the University.
The products are used by a large percentage of the population on a monthly basis.
A Columbia Zuckerman Institute research team has for the first time observed what is happening in the brain when curiosity arises.
A team led by Columbia researchers is developing a new vaccine that could be used by people who are immunocompromised.
A Columbia research team used biomimicry to create a device that may reduce the risk of rotator cuff re-tearing in patients.
The Langseth is currently docked at Brooklyn Navy Yard after mapping more than 150,000 square kilometers of ocean floor.
Columbia Engineering researchers expand their work from detecting AI-generated text to discovering deepfake videos.
A study from Columbia researchers demonstrates that the brain's mitochondria play a vital role in a person's late-in-life health.
Columbia researchers are conducting a major survey to measure urban tick presence and how humans respond to them.
Columbia engineers designed Joey, a lightweight fabric device that helps caregivers monitor their skin contact with newborns.
Columbia has had breakthroughs in medicine, neuroscience, AI, and other fields in 2024.
