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Sanae Takaichi
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Election of Japan’s first female PM isn’t a win for women, says Cornell historian

History
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Devin Flores/Cornell University Quantera founder Terry Bates, Ph.D. ’23, explains the operation of the startup's spectrometer to undergraduate interns Nick DeMayo ’26 and Alexis Sherman ’26, both from Cornell Engineering.

New Cornell startup targets faster, cheaper greener testing

Chemistry and Chemical Biology
Cornell Chronicle
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Kelly Presutti/Provided Ferrous agglomeration with porcelain shards and a French trading bead, 1788–2003. Musée Maritime de Nouvelle-Calédonie, Nouméa, LAP.030.52

Objects from famous shipwreck tell deeper stories

History of Art and Visual Studies
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Cornell team finds new way to cut cancer’s lipid lifeline

Chemistry and Chemical Biology
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