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A drug developed at Columbia saved the life of the first child to receive the therapy and has now been approved by the FDA.
Lasers could help neuroscientists see near-atomic-level details of brain cells more clearly.
Inside the years-long collaboration enabling faster, more precise inspection of components for everything from cars to semiconductors.
Co-authors John Mutter and Sonali Deraniyagala explain why an interdisciplinary approach is necessary to understand these connections.
From science to medicine, writing to social sciences, here are the Columbians who received awards recently.
They were recognized for contributions to economics and physics.
Columbia University’s Incite Institute offers more than 450 perspectives from the Obama White House and beyond.
The Feb. 12 event, hosted by Columbia Dining, featured recipes from her cookbook “K-Quick: Korean Food in 30 Minutes or Less.”
Laura Beatriz Galeano Cardozo will use her master’s in social work to help families access both mental healthcare and basic needs.
In a Columbia sweep, Luca Abu El-Haj (CC’26), Maya Koka (GS'26), Kavita Murthy (SEAS’26), and alumna Sara Jane Renfroe (GSAS’20) were named U.S. Scholars-elect.
The star, in the Andromeda galaxy, collapsed and disappeared without first exploding in a supernova.
A new study shows how sensitive parts of the Greenland Ice Sheet are to a level of warming well within the projected range.
Columbians will take part in the global celebration of sport in Italy.
Fentanyl is often framed as a single, wide-reaching crisis, but evidence from five major U.S. cities suggests a more fragmented, complex reality.
A Woman Is Responsible for Everything looks at the integral role of women in early modern Jewish communal life.