Science & Technology

For science educator Michelle Ashkin '04GSAS, teaching people about the minds of other species is more than a passion

Christophe Launay / Aurora Photos

The planet is drowning in the most useful material ever invented. So what are we going to do about it?

Wildfires have been consuming forests in the western US at a devastating pace

Deborah Lee

Submerged cities. Food shortages. Attacks on the electrical grid. Bioterrorism. It’s time to get ready for tomorrow’s catastrophes

More Stories

Science & Technology

A new report provides a roadmap for how the US can help stave off the most catastrophic consequences of global warming

Science & Technology

The new Columbia Center of Artificial Intelligence Technology in Collaboration with Amazon will support fellowships, research projects, and more

Science & Technology

Take-home kits allow Columbia Engineering students to conduct experiments in their pajamas

Science & Technology

An ice sheet reveals a surprise, and other discoveries

Science & Technology

The scientists are leading a multi-institution effort to increase the power of the ATLAS particle detector at the Large Hadron Collider

Science & Technology

7 recent discoveries from Columbia scientists

Science & Technology

The award is the largest unrestricted scientific prize for young researchers in the US

Science & Technology

Studies on droughts, heat-index readings, and ice sheets show that the Earth is changing much faster than we anticipated

Science & Technology

Bearded dragons may shed light on sleep disorders, and other research news

Science & Technology

Architects Jeffrey Montes '15GSAPP and Christopher Botham '16GSAPP are designing your home — in outer space

Science & Technology

Grappling with COVID and climate on the 50th anniversary of Earth Day

Science & Technology

The Montreal Protocol saved the ozone. It’s also slowing global warming