Science & Technology

Columbians work to stem the tide of climate change

Klaus Lackner is on the forefront of carbon sequestration

Sterling Nesbitt makes the discovery of a lifetime: a 210-million-year-old fossil of a previously unknown animal

Kinetic sculptor Chuck Hoberman expands the boundaries of design

Brian Greene unravels the fabric of the universe

Exploring the link between motion and memory

For someone who spends so much of her time thinking about neutrinos, Janet Conrad is surprisingly down-to-earth

The biodiversity expert says that by the middle of the twenty-first century, 50 percent of species could be on a path to extinction

In two decades, the division essentially launched whole new scientific fields and revolutionized our understanding of our planet

The Nobel Prize-winning physicist and internationally renowned statesman of science was a beloved figure on Morningside Heights for more than half a century