
Engineering & Science
In labs, in partnerships with New York City, and in global fieldwork — research at Columbia is about solving huge problems like climate change and hunger, as well as solving huge mysteries like the origin of the universe. It’s about impacting the world with new technologies, new social media, new ways of looking at the human body, new animation techniques. Getting involved in research here is no Ivory Tower exercise. It’s faculty and students actively working wonders.
Columbia Faculty to Participate in 2013 World Science Festival
Columbia Scientist Earns Excellence in Mentoring Award
Faculty and Student Roundtable at Columbia Engineering Women's Forum 2012
Professors and students speak about opportunities at Columbia Engineering.
Columbia Engineering Alumnus Awarded 2012 Nobel Prize in Economics
Alvin E. Roth, SEAS ‘71, is second in Columbia Engineering’s history to win the Nobel Prize in Economics.
Frontiers of Science Lectures Available Online
Frontiers of Science is a first-year course in Columbia’s famed
2 Columbia Professors Win MacArthur "Genius" Grants
Professors Terry A. Plank and Maria Chudnovsky are among the 23 MacArthur Fellows named for 2012.
NYC Announces New Columbia Institute for Data Sciences and Engineering
Virginia Cornish, Helena Rubinstein Professor, Department of Chemistry
Lecture on Entrepreneurship by Damon Horowitz, Columbia College alumnus and In-House Philosopher/Director of Engineering at Google
Columbia Throws "Pajama Party" for Higgs Particle Announcement
Frances C.; Cerritos, California; Neuroscience and Behavior


