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Scientists Edge Closer to Affordable Superconductors
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Scientists Edge Closer to Affordable Superconductors

Novel materials could eventually power electric vehicles and more, say Columbia researchers

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What Your Facial Features Say About You
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What Your Facial Features Say About You

Columbia psychologists unmask the perceptual biases that shape our impressions of one another

How ISIS Really Recruits its Members
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How ISIS Really Recruits its Members

A study looks at what makes the group’s online propaganda successful

What Declassified Government Documents Reveal About America’s Dark Secrets
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What Declassified Government Documents Reveal About America’s Dark Secrets

At the Columbia History Lab, Matthew Connelly ’90CC uses data science to uncover long-hidden files

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Study Hall: Spring/Summer 2018
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Study Hall: Spring/Summer 2018

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The Next Trend in Eco Fashion
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The Next Trend in Eco Fashion

Algae-based, biodegradable clothing could be the next big thing

A Prescription for Pollution
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A Prescription for Pollution

Discarded pharmaceuticals are beginning to contaminate our rivers, ponds, and lakes

Was the Big Bang Really a Big Bounce?
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Was the Big Bang Really a Big Bounce?

Associate research scientist Anna Ijjas proposes a radically alternative theory of how our universe came to be

From Code to Cure
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From Code to Cure

Armed with enormous amounts of clinical data, Columbia scientists are rewriting the rules of medical research

Study Hall: Winter 2017
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Study Hall: Winter 2017

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Flying the Eco-Friendly Skies
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Flying the Eco-Friendly Skies

Energy-efficient airplanes are in our future

Cartographers to the Rescue
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Cartographers to the Rescue

Cartographers and researchers are answering the call for updated digital maps in remote locations

Data Reveals X Factor in Pop Hits
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Data Reveals X Factor in Pop Hits

What makes the perfect pop song, one that will rocket to the top of the Billboard charts?

Socializing with the Kremlin
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Socializing with the Kremlin

Study shows that social media is being used by foreign entities to sow divisiveness in American society.

Alaska at Risk For Massive Tsunami, Study Finds
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Alaska at Risk For Massive Tsunami, Study Finds

A dislodged tectonic plate could trigger a tsunami with the capacity to devastate parts of the Alaska Peninsula

Farsighted Forecasts
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Farsighted Forecasts

Lisa Goddard on how climate scientists can predict weather patterns months in advance, and how their work is improving people’s lives

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