Noël Heaney/Cornell University Natalie Wolchover speaks March 15 in Lewis Auditorium. Noël Heaney/Cornell University Natalie Wolchover speaks March 15 in Lewis Auditorium. Distinguished Visiting Journalist Visiting journalist: Science writing is ‘good for the world’ 3/23/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Abruña Group A completely precious metal-free alkaline fuel cell using Co-Mn spinel oxide cathode and carbon-coated Ni anode Abruña Group A completely precious metal-free alkaline fuel cell using Co-Mn spinel oxide cathode and carbon-coated Ni anode Sustainable energy Carbon-coated nickel enables fuel cell free of precious metals 3/23/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Serge Petchenyi / Cornell University Classics students explore Sage chapel with instructor Verity Platt. Serge Petchenyi / Cornell University Classics students explore Sage chapel with instructor Verity Platt. Active Learning Active Learning Initiative awards 5 new grants 3/23/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Science for kids Meet the neutrinos: Kids’ book introduces mystery particles 3/22/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Sreang Hok/Cornell University Giving Day volunteers write thank you postcards to donors. Sreang Hok/Cornell University Touchdown oversees Giving Day festivities in Willard Straight Hall. Giving Day More than $12M donated to support students in 24 hours 3/21/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Sreang Hok/Cornell University Michael Reynolds, M.S. ’17, Ph.D. ’21, postdoctoral associate in the Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering in the College of Engineering, demonstrated an origami model of a nanobot. Sreang Hok/Cornell University Michael Reynolds, M.S. ’17, Ph.D. ’21, postdoctoral associate in the Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering in the College of Engineering, demonstrated an origami model of a nanobot. Arts Unplugged Panelists explore ‘Science of the Very, Very Small’ 3/18/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Cornell Center for Social Sciences CCSS announces 2022 spring grants for faculty 3/17/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Jeff Viano/Military Service Digital Photographic Files The US Navy's Predator Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) parked on a runway in preparation for a simulated Navy reconnaissance mission Jeff Viano/Military Service Digital Photographic Files The US Navy's Predator Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) parked on a runway in preparation for a simulated Navy reconnaissance mission Government Panel: Drone warfare is increasingly sophisticated, deadly 3/17/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Roman history Historian delves into the battle that shaped the Roman Empire 3/16/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Dianne Harris Dianne Harris Humanities Dianne Harris to deliver Future of the Humanities Lecture 3/16/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Cybele Knowles/The University of Arizona Poetry Center Ilya Kaminsky Cybele Knowles/The University of Arizona Poetry Center Ilya Kaminsky Literatures in English Ilya Kaminsky to read from poetry collections March 24 3/15/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Jack Madden/Provided With a color catalog based on Earth’s microbes, astronomers can begin to decipher the tint of life on distant, frozen exoplanets, as depicted in this artistic rendering by Jack Madden Ph.D. ’20. Jack Madden/Provided With a color catalog based on Earth’s microbes, astronomers can begin to decipher the tint of life on distant, frozen exoplanets, as depicted in this artistic rendering by Jack Madden Ph.D. ’20. Astronomy Tint of life: Color catalog built to find frozen worlds 3/15/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Mati Milstein Reuven Abergel Mati Milstein Reuven Abergel Jewish Studies Abergel illuminates Israeli Black Panthers’ struggle 3/14/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Chris Kitchen Richard Nally Chris Kitchen Richard Nally holding a K3 surface Klarman Fellows Klarman Fellow blends physics and math to explore string theory 3/14/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Jason Koski/Cornell University Cornell's Arts Quad in early spring Jason Koski/Cornell University Cornell's Arts Quad in early spring History American slavery focus of Becker Series in History 3/11/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Provided This Fermi surface shows the arrangement of electrons in a copper-oxide high temperature superconductor before the “critical point,” after which many of them disappear. Research by Brad Ramshaw’s lab connects the disappearance with magnetism. Provided This Fermi surface shows the arrangement of electrons in a copper-oxide high temperature superconductor before the “critical point,” after which many of them disappear. Research by Brad Ramshaw’s lab connects the disappearance with magnetism. Physics Magnetism helps electrons vanish in high-temp superconductors 3/10/2022 Cornell Chronicle
ESA/Rosetta/MPS A close-up examination of Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko reveals dancing gravel, whirling icy debris and transient, movable depressions on its smooth terrain, courtesy of photos from the Rosetta mission. ESA/Rosetta/MPS A close-up examination of Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko reveals dancing gravel, whirling icy debris and transient, movable depressions on its smooth terrain, courtesy of photos from the Rosetta mission. Astronomy Comet 67P emits ancient molecular oxygen from its nucleus 3/10/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Literatures in English Ling Ma, MFA ’15 to read from her fiction on March 10 3/7/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Sreang Hok/Cornell University Members of the Cornell community gathered March 4 on Ho Plaza for a vigil showing solidarity with the people of Ukraine, organized by the Cornell Interfaith Council. Sreang Hok/Cornell University Members of the Cornell community gathered March 4 on Ho Plaza for a vigil showing solidarity with the people of Ukraine, organized by the Cornell Interfaith Council. International Experts: Ukraine war puts world in ‘uncharted territory’ 3/5/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Humanities Podcast episode presents undergraduate research on Goldwin Smith 3/4/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Provided People celebrate Russia’s Constitution Day on June 12, 2018, with a ‘village dance’ event in Ekaterinburg. Provided People celebrate Russia’s Constitution Day on June 12, 2018, with a ‘village dance’ event in Ekaterinburg. Sociology People rethink nationalist beliefs in uncertain times 3/3/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Marcus Kauffman/Unsplash Fire near Lowell, Oregon in 2017 Marcus Kauffman/Unsplash Fire near Lowell, Oregon in 2017 History Environmental degradation focus of LaFeber-Silbey lecture March 10 3/3/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Society for the Humanities Sianne Ngai to give Culler lecture on inhabiting error 2/28/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Chemistry and Chemical Biology Electrosynthesis energizes sustainable drug development 2/21/2022 Cornell Chronicle
NASA-JPL-ASU/Provided NASA’s Mars rover Perseverance poses in a planetary selfie last September with the formation known as “Rochette.” NASA-JPL-ASU/Provided NASA’s Mars rover Perseverance poses in a planetary selfie last September with the formation known as “Rochette.” Astronomy Rock stars on Mars: Students look for life on big red planet 2/17/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Matthew Meiselman/Provided Dorsal neurons (green) express AstC peptide (magenta) in the female fly brain. Matthew Meiselman/Provided Dorsal neurons (green) express AstC peptide (magenta) in the female fly brain. Neurobiology and Behavior Temperature, reproduction link holds promise for insect control 2/17/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Literatures in English New York Times critic at large wins 2020-21 Nathan Award 2/16/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Provided Aisha Conte, whose app, Auset’s Cabinet, provides information on holistic and natural remedies Provided Aisha Conte, whose app, Auset’s Cabinet, provides information on holistic and natural remedies Student entrepreneurs Students honored with entrepreneurial fellowships 2/15/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Cornell Center for Social Sciences Center for Social Sciences awards 2022-23 Faculty Fellowships 2/15/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Lindsay France/Cornell University Students and faculty engaged with the new Cornell Center for Cultural Humility are, left to right: Sanvi Bhardwaj ’24, event coordinator; Natalie Gosnell ’23, community outreach coordinator; Iman Alsmadi, first-year doctoral student, cultural humility trainer; Jerel Ezell, assistant professor of Africana studies in the College of Arts and Sciences, director; and Ru Liu, first-year doctoral student, cultural humility trainer. Lindsay France/Cornell University Students and faculty engaged with the new Cornell Center for Cultural Humility are, left to right: Sanvi Bhardwaj ’24, event coordinator; Natalie Gosnell ’23, community outreach coordinator; Iman Alsmadi, first-year doctoral student, cultural humility trainer; Jerel Ezell, assistant professor of Africana studies in the College of Arts and Sciences, director; and Ru Liu, first-year doctoral student, cultural humility trainer. Cornell Center for Cultural Humility Center offers tools for culturally responsive research, practice 2/15/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Lindsay France/Cornell University CCTL Covid-19 Testing Lab at College of Veterinary Medicine Lindsay France/Cornell University CCTL Covid-19 Testing Lab at College of Veterinary Medicine Economics Economist helps solve COVID-19 missing data problems 2/11/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Honey Lee Cottrell Cropped photo of On Our Backs staff at 19th and Castro Streets, San Francisco (left to right): Susie Bright, Lisa Palac, Greta Christina, Nan Kinney, Robin Simmons, Lulu Belliveau, Debi Sundahl, and Marcy Sheiner, 1990. Honey Lee Cottrell Cropped photo of On Our Backs staff at 19th and Castro Streets, San Francisco (left to right): Susie Bright, Lisa Palac, Greta Christina, Nan Kinney, Robin Simmons, Lulu Belliveau, Debi Sundahl, and Marcy Sheiner, 1990. Cornell Library Exhibition features pioneering erotic magazine 2/10/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Climate Former NYC sustainability head Ben Furnas ‘06 to direct University Climate Initiative 2/9/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Provided Catherine Zhang '22 on the set of Jeopardy! National College Championship Provided Catherine Zhang '22 on the set of Jeopardy! National College Championship Student experiences Two Cornellians will compete in ‘Jeopardy!’ Feb. 8 2/8/2022 Cornell Chronicle