NASA veteran Lawrence Kuznetz ’64SEAS, ’65SEAS builds apparel to shield humans from earthly and extraterrestrial ills
Forty years after the tragedy, Columbia sociologist Diane Vaughan reflects on her landmark work on organizational decision-making
Columbia faculty are finding innovative ways to incorporate AI into coursework without compromising academic rigor
A Columbia study helps debunk an old theory about the island’s mysterious past
A plan to build an atom-splitter in Mudd Hall divided the campus. Was the uproar an overreaction?
Sara, a startup co-founded by Jiaxin Zhang ’25BUS, seeks to make articulation therapy more accessible — and fun
From antibiotics to blood banks, radio waves to video calls, we spotlight the biggest scientific breakthroughs in medicine, technology, and more
The latest research from Columbia scientists
Columbia astronomers recently detected a faraway event that challenges existing theories about black-hole formation
New research reveals the toll of massive groundwater extraction in cities from Houston to New York
Universities have come to rely on federal funding to support scientific and medical research. How did we get here?
Social psychologists at Columbia Business School find that people with higher social status have the privilege of acting more “authentic”
A powerful new microscope could enable more scientists around the world to conduct cutting-edge biomedical research
Novel materials could eventually power electric vehicles and more, say Columbia researchers
At Columbia’s inaugural AI Summit, experts touted the technology’s promise and agreed that robots still have a long way to go
The experimental initiative for reducing city traffic was conceived by economics professor William Vickrey ’47GSAS