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Join Columbia’s chapter of ColorStack, a nonprofit that helps minority computer science students.
A new study links rising rates of breast cancer in young women to low levels of recreational physical activity in adolescence.
Canada’s record 2023 wildfire smoke is part of a broader, continent-wide trend, a new analysis shows.
The ImPLANT program leverages cross-institutional expertise across multiple bioengineering disciplines to address liver failure.
Twenty-one faculty fellows will examine what AI means for their discipline, and develop an AI education project.
Sergine Delma, a doctoral candidate in nursing, believes nurses belong everywhere, from boardrooms to AI labs to Capitol Hill.
From science to medicine, writing to social sciences, here are the Columbians who received awards recently.
A high of 23°F set the pace: hats on, hands in pockets, and a collective speed-race into the first day of classes of the spring semester.
Emily Mei-Mei Taw’s wide-ranging interests led her to the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (GSAPP).
Neutral atom arrays are a rapidly-emerging quantum technology. Columbia researchers know how to make the most powerful ones yet.
Everyone is a brother or a sister to Ricardo Morales, Assistant Director for Community Engagement with Public Safety, who has made a 40-year career at Columbia University.
Columbia Engineers have built a robot that can learn to lip sync to speech and song.
Antiretroviral therapy availability has been the primary driver of these improvements.
The wildfires that ravaged Los Angeles a year ago were among the worst in California’s history.
Fred Lerdahl proposes a theory of the sounds of poetry conceived in musical terms.