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Phillips 66 continues support of Cornell Engineering initiatives
The initiatives include engineering curriculum, diversity programs, students teams and undergraduate research.
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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.
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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.
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The Latest News, Events and Stories Around Campus
Margaret Martonosi ’86 visits as A.D. White Professor-at-Large
Computer scientist Margaret Martonosi '86 will interact with students and faculty Jan. 22-26 as an Andrew Dickson White Professor-at-Large.
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ABSTRACT I present results from investigations of microstructural effects on failure of ductile polycrystalline metals. A subset of the computational models make use of a crystal-mechanics-based...
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Data on the brain: Cornell Neurotechnology NeuroNex Hub
By Chris Dawson The human brain is a puzzle hidden in an enigma wrapped in a mystery. We can describe the basic parts that make up a brain but there is a vast distance between describing something and...
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