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Gadikota paper explores carbon capture approaches
A review paper by assistant professor Greeshma Gadikota addresses strategies for capturing, converting and storing CO2. Read more
Robotic Hand with a High-Tech Transmission
by Colton Poore ’20 The world of prosthetics is evolving every day. After one of Kevin O’Brien’s good friends—a combat rescue pilot—lost her leg, she was able to receive a prosthetic and had her wings... Read more
Exploring the nuances of the tumor microenvironment
By Chris Woolston Pulling together techniques and insights that span multiple scientific fields and academic departments, researchers from Cornell Engineering and Weill Cornell Medicine are taking an... Read more
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Program empowers aspiring black entrepreneurs
Black Entrepreneurs in Training, now in its second year, aims to increase entrepreneurship among students of color at Cornell, and generate a visible group of black alumni who’ve founded successful... Read more about Program empowers aspiring black entrepreneurs
ORIE Colloquium: Ashwin Pananjady (UC Berkeley) - Statistics meets computation: Trade-offs between interpretability and flexibility
Modeling and tractable computation form two fundamental but competing pillars of data science; indeed, fitting models to data is often computationally challenging in modern applications. At the same... Read more about ORIE Colloquium: Ashwin Pananjady (UC Berkeley) - Statistics meets computation: Trade-offs between interpretability and flexibility
Charlie Mills ME '83, MBA '84
At Cornell, Charlie Mills ’83, M.B.A. ’84 studied a lot. In fact, the mechanical engineering major found himself locked in the Engineering Library after hours on more than one occasion. “The first... Read more about Charlie Mills ME '83, MBA '84