A Rechargeable Antimicrobial Technology
 
Mingyu Qiao came to Cornell to study with Minglin Ma and to launch a new rechargeable antimicrobial technology—a void in the healthcare industry.
 
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An Architect’s Lens on Societal Wellbeing
 
Gun violence and other crimes, human health issues—how does an architect discern therapeutic solutions for societal distress?
 
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Building Organoids for Cancer Combat
 
Finding ways to use the body’s immune system for fighting cancer can involve building organoids—a goal of some Cornell immunoengineers.
 
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Research Stats & Faculty Distinctions
 
In FY 2018, Cornell University research expenditures exceeded one billion dollars; faculty garnered top honors; nine new startups launched; and more.
 
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Whose Work Is it? The Military or Police?
 
Do soldiers want to do police work? How does the police perceive military interference? Can citizens co-participate in security with the police?
 
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