Engineering & Science

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.

Art of Engineering for First-Year Students
Learn about the five pillars of the Art of Engineering course for first-year Columbia Engineering students.
Engineering Professor Hosts TV Show
Mechanical Engineering Professor and former Astronaut Mike Massimino, SEAS '84, hosts the series "The Planets" on Science Channel.
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New Interdisciplinary Science Hub at Columbia Now Open
The Jerome L. Greene Science Center, home to the Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute, opened on Columbia's new Manhattanville campus in fall of 2017.
President's Statement on the University's Sustainability Principles
Faculty Q&A with Assistant Professor of Statistics
Columbia Undergraduates Host 'Spaceposium'
The Columbia Space Initiative hosted their second-annual "Spaceposium" to share their creations aimed at furthering space exploration.