Cornell Research

Robots Can Build Better Teams

Human-robot interactions powerfully influence human-human interactions. Malte Jung explores how robot design can improve group dynamics.

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Dave Burbank

Philosophy on Main Street

Shaun Nichols compares high-minded philosophical systems to the ways everyday people approach problems.

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Elizabeth Nelson

Upcycling Carbon Dioxide Emissions

Greeshma Gadikota’s lab has pulled carbon dioxide from smokestack-like conditions and locked it in solid form. The possibilities are staggering.

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Cornell Technology Licensing; Adobe Stock ID 271961017

Filipino Performance Culture

Christine Bacareza Balance explores the rich milieu of the arts and of sensational politics in Filipino culture and history.

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Malacañang Palace archives; Elizabeth Nelson

Peering through Alien Atmospheres

Is anyone home? Jonathan Gomez Barrientos ’22 works on techniques to expand what we know about Earth-like exoplanets.

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CTL LAUNCHES NEW INTERN PROGRAM

The OVPRI-funded program provides an immersive startup experience for Cornell students and enables Cornell-licensed companies to compensate a qualified Cornell student to assist with important projects.

Physical & Mathematical Sciences, Technology

Cold Spray Technology for Agile, Sustainable Manufacturing

Ethics, Religion & Philosophy, Social & Behavioral Sciences

Philosophy on Main Street

Physics, Biomedical & Biotechnology, Environment & Sustainability

Bacteria to Mine Rare Earth Metals

Food & Agriculture

Tiny Spores Full of Promise

Food & Agriculture

Our Indispensable Pollinating Bees

Mathematical & Computer Sciences

The Ordered Patterns of Chance