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Ursa Space Systems recently received $15 million in Series B funding led by Razor’s Edge Ventures and Empire State Development. The company was co-founded by two Sibley School Alumni in late 2014 and... Read more
"What I like the most is the opportunity to work on our design project as if we were working in industry . . . to experience how it is going to be when we start working, both technically and collaboratively. Moreover, it has helped me develop my skills and I feel ready and comfortable to enter the workforce." Read more
Patrick Fulton, assistant professor and Croll Sesquicentennial Fellow in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences is one of 16 international scientists selected to take part in the RBR2020 Cohort, a two-year... Read more
"I knew pretty early on that I wanted to study meteorology in college; I had spent some time in High School volunteering at the National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office in Louisville, KY, and... Read more
Jingjie (J.J.) Yeo has joined the faculty of Cornell’s Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE) as an assistant professor. Yeo’s research focuses on interdisciplinary studies of... Read more
Assistant Professor Zhiting Tian of the Sibley School was elected a fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). ASME is a not-for-profit membership organization that enables... Read more
Growing up in San Diego, nobody in Anita Sanchez’s immediate family was an engineer. But there is a definite argument to be made that both of her parents were in STEM fields. Her mother is a data... Read more
When Matthew Mosquera arrived at Cornell in 2015 to start his doctoral degree, he thought he would focus on fluid research. Yet after he heard a talk by Associate Professor Ankur Singh about using... Read more
The Sibley School's Silvia Ferrari is equipping autonomous robots with an intelligence to go where man or woman may not be able to go—dangerous environments, complex situations under water or in the... Read more
"I really appreciate the breadth of research in the BME department. Last semester I took three great classes: Principles of Drug Delivery (w/ Dr. Putnam), Stem Cell Engineering (w/ Dr. Cosgrove), and Immuno-engineering (w/ Dr. Singh)." Read more
