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 million plant and animal species are at risk of disappearing, many within decades
At Columbia's Magnetic Resonance Research Center, scientists are unveiling the neural basis of human thoughts, memories, and emotions
A new robotic propulsion system could help create new kinds of robots capable of venturing into hazardous environments
They outperform their classmates by almost every measure. But do these accomplishments lead to professional success?
Middle Easterners may have given up hunting and gathering more abruptly than previously thought, says a new study
Research from Columbia shows where the grass is greener
A lab on wheels gives schoolchildren glimpses of the natural world
Fifty years ago, when astronauts first landed on the moon, they carried not only humanity’s highest hopes but an important experiment from Columbia
With the Internet now a global battlefield, how serious a threat do cyberweapons pose to America’s economy and infrastructure?
The planet is drowning in the most useful material ever invented. So what are we going to do about it?
Quotes from the Veon CEO on her choice of career and the need for more diversity in the science, technology, engineering, and math fields
Among its recommendations is planning for increased risk of heat-related injuries, drinking-water shortages, sunny-day flooding, and infectious disease