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With seed funds from the Data Science Institute, Kaveri Thakoor is helping doctors and AI train each other.

Interim President Katrina Armstrong writes to the Columbia community recognizing the understandable concerns about the uncertain social and political environment we may face on campus over the next weeks.

The exhibition, Shifting Shorelines, illustrates how human activity and industry have had an impact on the river.

This new University-wide initiative builds on Columbia's existing research into cell and gene therapies and aims to drive greater progress in fundamental and translational science.

They have been chosen to deliver Institute of Mathematical Statistics Medallion Awards and Lectures.

Investment will support enhancements to financial aid for highest need students at the Columbia School of General Studies.

In her book, Erica Gaston outlines the perils and practices of these partnerships.

She is the new chair of the Department of African American and African Diaspora Studies.

Current restrictions on Morningside access will remain in place for the time being, while moving thoughtfully and deliberately toward a fully reopened campus.

Climate and Health: Action and Research for Transformational Change (CHART) is funded by the National Institutes of Health.

Columbia engineers have developed powerful new battery "fuel"—an electrolyte that lasts and is also cheap to produce.

Atmospheric chemist V. Faye McNeill is pioneering change to address air quality in some of the world's fastest growing regions.

Collaborations between industry and academia can help accelerate research breakthroughs.

Sue Mendelsohn’s and Aaron Ritzenberg’s project teaches students how to write effectively and respectfully.

Gelman, a statistics and political science professor, has many irons in the fire, including The Economist's election tracker.