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Molecular Biology and Genetics

Genetics affects functions of gut microbiome

Cornell Chronicle

Collaborative research explores how the gut microbiome is shaped by the genome of its human host.

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Provided Video Still from Patricia Domínguez's “Madre Drone”
Imagining artistic futures

2022 Cornell Biennial artist preview

Cornell Chronicle

With the theme “Futurities, Uncertain," the fifth Cornell art biennial will feature artworks, installations, and performances.

John Martinis
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Quantum science

Quantum computing pioneer to share insights in Bethe lectures

Cornell Chronicle

On April 27, physicist John Martinis will explain the basic concepts behind quantum computing for a general audience.

Halle Livermore
Student experiences

Ask our Ambassadors: Why choosing a humanities major was right for me

A&S Student Ambassador

Halle Livermore says there are infinite pathways you can take to decide on your major.

Marc Lacey
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Distinguished Visiting Journalist

Alum Marc Lacey named managing editor of the New York Times

Cornell Chronicle

In his new role, Lacey, Arts & Sciences' inaugural Distinguished Visiting Journalist, will oversee the breadth of the paper's news operation.

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Global migration

The U.K. wants to send refugees to Rwanda. That’s become a trend.

Washington Post

In The Washington Post, Rachel Beatty Riedl comments on a new program shifting migrants to nations in the Global South.

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Military aid

Military aid to Ukraine comes amid ‘diplomatic dance’ on world stage

A&S Communications

With President Biden expected to announce additional security assistance to Ukraine, Sarah Kreps comments on relations with Russia.

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Lindsay France/Cornell University Associate professor Song Lin, center, pictured in 2017 with postdoctoral researcher Niankai Fu and graduate student Greg Sauer.
Chemistry and Chemical Biology

Chemist Song Lin honored by Chemical & Engineering News

Cornell Chronicle

Lin said he is honored and proud to be included in a special LGBTQ+ Trailblazers issue of the newsmagazine of the American Chemical Society.

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International relations

Don’t Expect Sanctions To Win the Ukraine War

Wall Street Journal

The outcome of sweeping Western sanctions on Russian has proven as difficult to predict as that of the war itself, Nicolas Mulder writes.

A.R. Ammons
Cornell University file photo A.R. Ammons
Poetry

‘Ammons & the Falls’ highlights poet’s ties to Ithaca landscape

Cornell Chronicle

The April 26 celebration will include the unveiling of a new display of Ammons’ poem “Triphammer Bridge," a screening of an episode of “Poetry in America," and more.