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Challenging conventional thought... Queuing theory and the science of waiting in line

Breaking the mold... Historic shift: Women comprise half of engineering undergrads

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Dean Lance Collins and President Martha Pollack

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Phillips 66 continues support of Cornell Engineering initiatives

The initiatives include engineering curriculum, diversity programs, students teams and undergraduate research.

Science Blender Podcast

We hear about scientific advancements all the time, but science is a process driven by people, and we rarely hear about the stories behind these discoveries. Science Blender brings you those stories.

European X-ray Free-Electron Laser facility

Listen in on X-ray laser science

Lois Pollack, director of applied and engineering physics, talks to Stereo Chemistry about conducting research at the European X-ray Free-Electron Laser facility, the world's biggest and brightest X-ray source.

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Research Strategic Area - Bioengineering

Discovering new methods of mimicking and manipulating biological systems, both for medical and non-medical purposes.

Bioengineering

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We're different.

Cornell Engineering has always defined diversity broadly, incorporating varying geographic, intellectual, ethnic, cultural, academic, and social elements that make our world a more vibrant place. The college’s commitment to a global view of diversity is an important element in ensuring that our teaching remains connected to real-world problems, our research remains relevant and cutting-edge, and our social composition includes a variety of voices, thoughts, ideas, and opinions.

Diversity at Cornell

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State of the art facilities!

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53%

of the incoming first-year class are women

U.S. News & World Report ranking of Cornell Engineering among the best undergraduate Schools of Engineering

21%

of Cornell Engineering's incoming undergraduates are under-represented minorities

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Alumni Spotlights

Natalie Dawley: Ph.D. Student

For most of Natalie Dawley’s high school years, she assumed a career in foreign policy was awaiting her after college. “I loved learning and speaking French; I even spent a semester in France in high...

VIDEO: A conversation with David A. Duffield ’62, MBA ’64, 2018 Distinguished Alumni Awardee

Engineer, businessman, entrepreneur and philanthropist David A. Duffield ’62, MBA ’64, spoke at Cornell University and was presented with the inaugural Cornell Engineering Distinguished Alumni Award on Tuesday, Sept. 4, at 4 p.m. in 101 Phillips Hall Auditorium.

Alumni Collaborations

Breaking the Rules to Advance Science and Improve Lives

Discovery stretches across disciplines to find surprising answers to complex and challenging problems in such fields as nanoscience, biomedical engineering, molecular and cellular biology, advanced materials, and information science. Come find out for yourself!

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The Latest News, Events and Stories Around Campus

Panel explores how AI can solve problems, enrich learning

December 10, 2018

An avalanche of digital data, combined with sophisticated algorithms to analyze it, heralds a technological transformation as important as the emergence of the internet, said panelists at the launch...

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Event

Friday, January 25, 2019 3:30pm

CAM Colloquium: Andy Borum (Mathematics, Cornell University) - Manipulation and mechanics of thin deformable objects

Abstract: This talk is about robotic manipulation of deformable objects, such as flexible cables and thin surfaces. An elastic rod is a canonical example of such an object. In this talk, I’ll prove...

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Welcome April Gu

Professor April Gu has joined the faculty of Cornell’s School of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE). Gu’s major research interest is understanding and applying biological agents and their...

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