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How to Avoid Cost Overruns and Delays When Building Big Infrastructure Projects
With President Biden’s public works projects forthcoming, three experts at Columbia Engineering discuss how to ensure they finish on time and… More
Jan 11 2022
Columbia News
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Helping Bacteria to Help Us
Columbia Engineering postdoc Bentley Shuster discusses life in the lab, tips for girls debating a career in STEM, and attempts to program… More
Jan 10 2022
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Penny Wise and Pound Foolish? NYC Budget Cuts Aggravated Flooding and Deaths
Columbia Engineering professor Upmanu Lall weighs in on how the city’s budget decisions leave it ill-prepared to deal with climate change
Jan 7 2022
News Climate Columbia
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Simon Billinge Mentors Student-Led Team That Wins $60,000 Google Research Award
Project will improve computational capabilities for researchers in East Africa through a local organization that trains PhD students in… More
Jan 6 2022
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Columbia and National Technical University of Athens to Offer Dual Degrees in Engineering and Applied Science
Joint program will start in fall 2022
Jan 5 2022
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One Thing Leads to Another
Teaching AI to distinguish between causation and correlation would be a game changer— well, the game may be about to change
Jan 4 2022
Columbia Engineering Magazine
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2021 in Review: A Year of Innovation
A look back on a year of extraordinary change at Columbia Engineering
Dec 23 2021
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With Fuzzy Nanoparticles, Researchers Reveal a Way to Design Tougher Ballistic Materials
New method could lead to stronger body armor, bulletproof glass and other ballistic equipment
Dec 22 2021
In the Media
Amazon Web Services’ Third Outage in a Month Exposes a Weak Point in the Internet’s Backbone
Dec 22 2021
The Washington Post
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Four Faculty Elevated to IEEE Fellows
Elisa Konofagou, John Kymissis, Gil Zussman, and Tony Heinz honored for their contributions
Dec 20 2021