Vithal Karoshi, left, Cornell Malawi AIP country coordinator, explains the seed processing equipment that has been installed at LUANAR in Malawi to Ronnie Coffman, K Vijayaraghavan, Terry Tucker and KV Raman Provided Ida Chapuma, a Malawi farmer, used to...
Provided Etinosa Obanor, representing global youth constituencies, addresses the high-level segment at COP23 on Nov 16 On the world stage, Etinosa Obanor ’18 minced no words Representing global youth constituencies at the high-level segment at the...
Blaine Friedlander/Cornell Chronicle From left, Khaled Hashad, Bo Yang, Max Zhang and Dan Shaw are developing a computational fluid dynamics model for the Green Heart project, to mitigate highway exhaust pollution and improve human health Cornell...
For decades researchers have known kids who grow up in disadvantaged neighborhoods are more likely to face a slew of difficulties in childhood, from higher rates of teen pregnancy and health problems to less education A new Cornell study now shows a...
Landscape architecture students take notes on a tour of Coney Island in September, as they conjure ideas to keep it from becoming uninhabitable due to sea level rise Through the lens of natural history, Coney Island features marshes, wetlands,...
Geoengineering could be a valuable part of a comprehensive strategy for managing climate change impacts if future research is integrated with the overall United States’ climate science research effort, said Cornell expert Douglas MacMartin MacMartin,...
Cornell’s Institute for Nutritional Sciences, Global Health and Technology (INSiGHT) is dedicated to “applying modern technological tools to solve nutritional and global health problems” Its co-founders are Saurabh Mehta, professor of global...
Dan Klotz '89/Provided Carmen Moraru, professor of food science, speaks during a briefing in the House of Representatives Nov 2 “How can we improve the safety of the food supply” asked Cornell food scientist Carmen Moraru Moraru, professor of food...
Students share their experiences in North/West Campus Dialogue on Race, a Learning Where You Live course at Alice Cook House Across Cornell’s diverse student population, many individuals have expressed how race influences the way Cornellians make...
More than 40 student teams gathered Nov 3 to present their experiences with global and public health learning as part of the Global and Public Health Experiential Learning Symposium, hosted by the Cornell Global Health Program and its Student Advisory Board...
Erwin Chemerinsky Controversial speakers and their opponents have entangled campuses across the country in fraught, sometimes violent clashes When speakers with provocative or biased viewpoints come knocking, should universities welcome them and safeguard...