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Light-activated micro device expands ‘green’ electrochemistry

… Wireless Electrosynthesis ,” published Jan. 9 in Nature. Co-first authors are Bartosz Górski, postdoctoral researcher in …

Klarman postdoc conducting ‘radical critique’ of meritocracy

… skepticism of capitalism, Petersen said. A member of the first cohort of six Klarman Fellows , he is using his …

Pulitzer Prize winner named A&S Distinguished Visiting Journalist

… in 2020. O’Toole was one of the recipients of the first Pulitzer Prize for audio journalism in 2020, reporting …

South Asia, Latin America ‘flashpoints’ of global care markets

… examining them in juxtaposition, this book comprises the first comparative and interdisciplinary investigation of …

Ahmann co-edits journal issue on ‘late industrialism’

… said Ahmann, who does research in Baltimore, a city she first came to as an elementary school teacher in 2010. …

Grants fund community-engaged learning curricula

… to the Internet of Things : Designing Cornell’s first introductory course on the Internet of Things (IoT): …

Male entitlement hurts women, Manne writes in new book

… note, mindful of what the future might bring for her first child, a daughter. “There is still an enormous amount …

Summer conversation sessions keep language skills sharp

… is hosting online conversation groups this summer for the first time, helping students practice their skills in four … is hosting online conversation groups this summer for the first time, helping students practice their skills in four …

Assié-Lumumba leads Institute for African Development

American Democracy Collaborative launches webinar series

… “ The Protests and U.S. Democracy ,” took place June 26 and examined what recent protests spawned by the police … Professor of government. Roberts moderated the June 26 webinar, which featured three experts on U.S. politics: … in the series include:     •    Can the United States Have Free and Fair Elections This Fall?, 1-2:15 p.m., July 21; …

Milstein students show off projects at expo

The showcase reflected the Milstein Program’s mission, helping students in the College of Arts & Sciences pursue ambitious, cross-disciplinary work.

Einaudi student workers jump into global careers

Last year, Jenna Robinson ’19 was a communications major and student technical assistant at the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies. Now she’s an associate product marketing manager at YouTube in San Francisco.

New imaging technique sheds light on adult zebrafish brain

… including humans. “All vertebrate brains are, to a first approximation, the same, with nearly all brain regions …

How rural vs urban polarization can be repaired

The study by Cornell government scholars Suzanne Mettler and Trevor Brown spans five decades and includes every U.S. county.

Translation opens a thriving world of Chinese poetry

… the intellectual uses of wild space in China today.” The first section of the bilingual edition is made up of 14 …