| The Revolution is Now 
BY Michael Gillis
Whether it's a toothbrush, a fork, or an action figure you need, MAE Professor Hod Lipson says all you'll have to do is press "print" and wait for you home fabber to build it in the comfort of your own kitchen.
Master of Disaster
BY Robert Emro
Hollywood almost always gets it wrong, but EAS Assistant Professor Matt Pritchard has found Cornell students want the real science behind earthquakes, floods, and other natural calamities.
Speed is not an Option
BY Dan Tuohy
Cornell's Chem-E-Car team is riding a shoe box-sized car powered by hydrogen to the AIChE's national competition this fall.
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| News 
Celebrating 30 years of nanoscience, modeling mysterious bacteria, designing a 100-mpg car, building a solar home, simulating tsunamis, and seeding intercampus collaboration.
People
Urgent passion, Schurman professors, twice honored, engineering CyberTower, stimulating discovery, distinguished contributions, first Luce, ADVANCEing women, frontier engineer, and BEE history.
Hometown Hero
ECE Assistant Director John Belina recently received an award for his proactive approach to advising, which recommends, among other things, plenty of Vitamin P.
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