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Searching Space, and a Storm in Sydney

Chris Bentley  —  Sep 24, 2009

A little mystery returned to the world this week, while scientists and citizens alike rushed to bring back images from the frontiers of deep space and the natural world.

Obama Awards Four Cornell Professors

Margaret Yoder  —  Oct 4, 2011

President Barack Obama awarded four Cornell assistant professors the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers on Sept. 26. While 94 other scientists received the award, no other university was as well represented on the list.

Faculty Attend Meeting for Science Advancement

Erin Szulman  —  Feb 23, 2011

Faculty and students attended a meeting in Washington D.C. on Feb. 17 through 21 to discuss the future of various science topics.

Arctic Explorer Wants to Save The Poles

Jing Jin  —  Feb 23, 2011

The first man to reach all three poles — the North Pole, the South Pole and the summit of Mount Everest — in a single year visited campus to raise awareness about climate change.

Backwards America

Cody Gault  —  Feb 17, 2011

Cody Gault '11 explains why much of America needs to get with the times.

Study: Tenure Structure Disadvantages Women

Joseph Niczky  —  Feb 10, 2011

A study by a husband and wife team of Cornell professors finds that women do not face discrimination.

Food Printer

February 9, 2011 - 12:00am
By Zac Peterson

New C.U. Studies Further Explain Childhood Obesity

Feb 8, 2011

Two new studies examine how working moms and more well-connected communities contribute to obesity in children and teenagers.

Cornell Receives $5 Million Grant to Train Teachers­ In Improved Science Curriculum

Melissa Kim  —  Feb 2, 2011

Cornell will help develop a training program for teachers on how to deliver a curriculum that promotes the development of bioenergy and bio-based products to students. 

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