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Strategic Areas
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Ngai Yin Yip's research centers on the crucial intersection of water and energy sustainability.
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A major focus of the battery community—and Yang's research—is developing high-capacity electrodes.
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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.
News
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Shree Nayar Transformed Smartphone Photography, Now He's Looking to the Future (Popular Photography)A look at Shree Nayar's impressive 30-year career and the work that's helping to shape the camera of the future. -
At this year's World Economic Forum, Dean Boyce advocated for a renewed focus on getting interest in engineering and science, particularly for girls. -
A team of engineers at Columbia University is working with chefs to create a 3D food printing machine for your home. -
We've 3D-printed plastic, metals, and wood fiber. And now that same technology is being used to make chocolates and pizza. -
Hillman presents evidence that the blood rushing around in your brain is actually a good indicator of what your neurons are doing.
Events
Wednesday, Jan. 25, 12:00pm
Explore new approaches to STEM and STEAM education, and present possibilities for leveraging NYC’s living systems as a platform for faculty-led research.
Wednesday, Feb. 8, 12:00am
Degrees conferred for February 2017 graduates
Thursday, Feb. 23, 2:45pm
Speaker: Christian Otto, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (Germany)
Friday, Feb. 17, 10:30am
Join a Center for Career Education counselor for a small group introduction to four employers before the doors open to all students.
VIDEOS
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The CNI is an interdisciplinary community within Columbia University dedicated to supporting and developing research in Nanoscale Science and Engineering.
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As director of the Creative Machines Lab, Prof. Hod Lipson asks: “What Are You Printing for Dinner?”
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Go behind the scenes at Columbia Nano Initiative’s new Electron Microscopy lab where researchers probe the nature of materials at the nanoscale.
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Shepard's group focuses on electronics for biology, more specifically, augmenting integrated circuits to interface with biological systems.
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Prof. Simon Billinge is using the world’s newest and brightest synchrotron light source to look inside nanomaterials and learn how nanoparticles evolve.