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"I love being able to collaborate with scientists from different disciplines, such as immunology, neuroscience, microscopy and computer science in order to develop creative and innovative solutions for very hard problems." Read more
Sam Feibel B.S. ’20, M.Eng. ’20 has always been interested in engineering, but only started gaining skills and experience once he got to Cornell. Feibel always intended on going into the aerospace... Read more
A website developed by a Cornell team offers insight into the rate of coronavirus infections across New York state. Read more
A team from Cornell Engineering was among the winners of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar District Cup, a design competition aimed at modelling optimized, distributed solar energy systems... Read more
Sam Gutekunst, Ph.D. student in Cornell’s School of Operations Research and Information Engineering (ORIE), knew that he wanted to be a teacher before he knew exactly what it was he wanted to teach.... Read more
Phoebe Cohen ’02 came to Cornell thinking she would major in Biology until she took Oceanography with Professor Chuck Greene. Cohen was drawn to the Science of Earth Systems major (now called Earth... Read more
Jane Wang, Professor in the Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and the Department of Physics, has been awarded a Simons Fellowship in Theoretical Physics and Mathematics. The Simons... Read more
Dana Peterson, Ph.D. student in EAS, knew she wanted to study something related to math and science in college, she just wasn’t sure what – until she watched an episode of NOVA about volcanoes. “I... Read more
Jeff Sward, Ph.D. candidate in Professor Max Zhang’s Energy and the Environment Research Lab in the Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, was always taken by the mystery of the... Read more
If it weren’t for his experience at Cornell and in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Andrew Barton SES ‘00, MS ’01, would not be where he is today. Barton was drawn to Cornell for a number of reasons –... Read more
