A Researcher’s Duality: Plants, Biomedical
 
Intrigued: What’s going wrong in the immune system of people suffering with myalgic encephalomyelitis? How can plant photosynthesis be improved?
 
 
Fueling Cornell Startups for Success
 
Cornell has two incubators for startups, covering the broad spectrum of Cornell technologies. Both are led by seasoned Cornell Alumni Entrepreneurs.
 

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Beatrice Jin; Dave Burbank
 
The Power of Social Connections
 
How do lobbyists influence congress? How do we estimate the reach of social networks? Marco Battaglini uncovers fascinating answers.
 
 
Before and After Baby, Couples and Work
 
Kelly Musick analyzes family dynamics—who earns the family income, who takes care of the children—in relation to the changing roles of women.
 
 
Nature, Our Intrinsic Healer
 
Like a multivitamin supplement or prescription drug, nature supports our wellbeing— helping to ease mental and physiological disorders.
 

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Dave Burbank
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