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Humans have imagined making creatures from different organisms for millennia. Tissue engineering is just the latest version.
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Fleming’s research is concentrated on developing tools to provide a view of the heart wall to help diagnose disease and guide treatment.
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The University has launched an institute to fill the explosive need for the acquisition and analysis of “big data.”
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Learn about the fascinating research endeavors each of our faculty members undertakes.
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Three student teams from Columbia Engineering won honorable mentions for their innovative designs in the second annual Cornell Cup USA, presented by Intel. -
Fast Company names Eitan Grinspun to its list of 100 Most Creative People in Business 2013. -
Lumiode, whose founder and CEO is Vincent Lee PhD'12, is using LEDs as pixels to improve head-mounted displays and projectors. -
Columbia engineers manipulate a Buckyball by inserting a single water molecule.
Events
Thursday, May 30 9:00am - Sunday, Jun 2 - 1:00pm
Make plans to return to Morningside Heights for Alumni Reunion Weekend, May 30 to June 2, 2013.
Thursday, May 30, 12:00pm
Uncertainty Quantification at the Confluence of Engineering, Science, Mathematics and Decisions
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Learn more about the interdisciplinary research by SEAS faculty, from studying nanoscale materials to deciphering the human genome.
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Learn more about the newly launched IDSE Certification Program.
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The appendage was envisioned as a wheelchair attachment to help the disabled.
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The University has launched an institute to fill the explosive need for the acquisition and analysis of “big data.”