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Year	Printed Magazine Version
2022	Winter Primetime: First therapeutic clinical trial of C'Dots underway
2021	Spring Biomining rare earth elements
2020	Spring Big Red data: Cornell engineers are crunching numbers to fight everything from coronavirus to climate change	Fall Biomolecular Weapons for Fighting COVID-19
2019	Spring Cornell engineers' plan averts NYC's dreaded L train shutdown	Fall Big Red robotics break all the rules
2018	Spring Women engineers, separated by 53 years, discuss Cornell experiences (pdf)
2017	Spring Earth Source Heat - Cornell Eyes Engineering Challenge to Heat it's Campus and Beyond (pdf)
2016	Summer Materials Science and Engineering - Materials to Do Anything Under the Sun (pdf)
2015	Fall Bioengineering - Research Draws Cornell Engineers From All Disiplines (pdf)	Winter Retooling for Success - Renovations Equip College for the 21st Century (pdf)
2014	Summer Bright Ideas - Entrepreneurialism is Flourishing at Cournell Engineering (pdf)
2013	Winter The Future is Now - Prof. Mason Peck leads NASA's technology mission (pdf)	Fall Materials Designer - Fennie names MacArthur Fellow (pdf)
2012	Spring Dust In the Wind - EAS Prof. Natalie Mahowald studies the complex impact of atmospheric aerosols on climate (pdf)
2011	Spring Manifest Destiny - One student satellite is set to launch, another may fly (pdf)	Fall Tripping the Light Fantastic - Michal Lipson pioneers photonics research (pdf)
2010	Spring Living Machines: Genetically Engineering Solutions to Win (pdf)	Fall Vision from the Vortex - Turbulence expert takes the helm (pdf)
2009	Spring Creating Nanoscale Solutions to Global Problems (pdf)	Fall Cornell's 100+ MPG Team Driving for Sustainability (pdf)
2008	Spring Bridging Worlds (pdf)	Summer AquaClara - Students help bring clean drinking water to rural Hondruans (pdf)	Fall Naturally Inspired (pdf)
2007	Spring Planning Excellence - Meeting the college's 21st century facilities needs (pdf)	Summer Expanding Horizons - Getting grade school girls interested in science and engineering (pdf)
2006	Spring A different Point of View (pdf)	Summer Beyond Cornell World (pdf)	Fall Z marks the spot (pdf)
2005	Spring Satellite Science - Designed by students and packed with technology, Cornell's CubSats are ready for orbit (pdf)	Fall Darpa Up to the Challenge (pdf)