Our vision for Columbia Engineering reflects our aspirations to bring about innovative research that has a positive impact on humanity—a sustainable, healthy, secure, connected, and creative humanity.
Ursula Burns MS’82, the first African-American woman to lead a Fortune 500 company, returned to campus as part of a special night launching New York City Women in Tech, an initiative devoted to leveraging the talent of women engineers as the city consolidates its place as a global tech hub.
From Columbia Engineering Magazine: Explore how our Faculty are working collaboratively to fashion a diverse set of strategies that foster healthier, better connected, more creative, and increasingly secure and sustainable urban environments.
Columbia biomedical engineers correlate neuronal activity in the human entorhinal cortex—one of the first regions of the brain affected by the onset of More
Nov 11 2019 | By Holly Evarts | Photo and Video Credit: Salman Qasim/Columbia Engineering
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Celebrating 150 Years of Columbia Engineering
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Take a walk back through history to see some of the milestones and achievements that made The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science the institution it is today.