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We break the rules... Shengwei Jiang, postdoctoral researcher, aligns an optical setup for magneto-optical Kerr rotation microscopy measurements on atomically thin magnets. Cornell engineers first to control 2D magnets

Shengwei Jiang postdoctoral researcher, Shan Group

"Truly a revolutionary battery..." A rendering of the 3D battery architecture. Self-assembling 3D battery would charge in seconds

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Challenging conventional thought... Ankur Singh works in his lab with doctoral student Sungwoong Kim. Device targets chemo-resistant lymphoma

Ankur Singh assistant professor

The von Neumann bottleneck... Engineers to hack 50-year-old computing problem with new center Hacking a 50-year-old computing problem

José Martínez, professor

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Insect Flight - Still a Mystery

Insect Flight - Still a Mystery

How do insects fly? How are the physical aspects of flying connected to the insect's neural circuitry? How do scientists use this information?

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Scholarship gives Sofia Villacreses ’19 a shot at Cornell

For Sofia Villacreses, who lived in Ecuador until she emigrated to NYC, the plan for college had been modest. But as two years of community college drew to a close, her friends pointed out her potential.

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Materials science M.Eng. offers real-world experience

When Ajay Krishnan started scouting programs that featured an industry focus, Cornell’s materials science M.Eng. stood out – even from 8,000 miles away.

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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.

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Natalie Dawley

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...

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Wednesday, Jul 18, 2018 (all day) until Thursday, Jul 19, 2018 The goal of the NSF NeuroNex initiative is to clear major technological hurdles in order to better study and understand the brain. Join...

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