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.
In the lab, biomedical engineer Michael Sutton MS’18 PhD’22 works to alleviate debilitating illnesses stemming from low bone mass. In the bigger picture, as both scientist and advocate, he’s striving to build the bones of a more inclusive society.
A pioneer in biomedical engineering and Columbia alumnus, Kaganov helped develop treatments for several conditions including heart arrhythmia, internal issues, and spinal and circulatory disease. More
The five-year, $500,000 award, will fund his project, “Deep-reinforcement-learning-enhanced computational failure mechanics across multiple scales.” More
Feb 14 2019 | By Holly Evarts | Diagram Credit: Steve WaiChing Sun/Columbia Engineering | Photo Credit: Jane Nisselson
Recent publications from faculty in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research, Chemical Engineering, and Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics. More
Feb 19 2019 | By Holly Evarts | Capponi Photo Credit: Timothy Lee Photographers | Micrograph Image Credit: Allan Brooks | Solar Flare Photo Credit: NASA | Plasmon Image Credit: B.Y. Jiang/UCSD
Using AR/VR technology, researchers from NYU and Columbia are creating an immersive new educational toolkit incorporating STEM-themed “escape room”-style games. More
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.