Medicine & Health

Alumni

Tough Tech: The Kinnos Mission

November 09, 2023

Mijo Simunovic

Faculty & Staff

Mijo Simunovic Wins Award Recognizing Outstanding Early-Career Stem Cell Researchers

October 31, 2023

CAR-T cells attacking brightly colored breast cancer cells

Research

Engineered Bacteria Paint Targets on Tumors for Cancer-killing T Cells to See

October 12, 2023

by Holly Evarts

Santiago Correa

Faculty & Staff

Engineering the Immune System to Fight Cancer

September 21, 2023

Photo of Tetsuhiro Harimoto for MIT Technology Review

Alumni

Alum Wins High Honor for Young Innovators

September 12, 2023

by Grant Currin

A vIGT array consisting of half a million transistors conforming to the complex curvilinear surface of the finger of Alma Mater, Columbia University’s iconic stature. Credit: Dion Khodagholy, Claudia Cea/Columbia Engineering

Research

Making Headway in Precision Therapeutics with Novel Fully Organic Bioelectronic Device

July 10, 2023

AI and CRISPR Precisely Control Gene Expression

Research

AI and CRISPR Precisely Control Gene Expression

July 03, 2023

Mijo Simunovic, assistant professor of chemical engineering, has been named a 2023 Pew Scholar in the Biomedical Sciences.

Faculty & Staff

Mijo Simunovic Named a 2023 Pew Scholar in Biomedical Sciences

June 13, 2023

by Holly C. Evarts

Columbia Engineering Professor Allie Obermeyer

Faculty & Staff

Allie Obermeyer Named 2023 Camille Dreyfus Teacher Scholar

May 25, 2023

by Allison Elliott

Petri dishes of engineered and native Proteus mirabilis patterns stained with colored dyes

Research

New Method Uses Engineered Bacteria and AI to Sense and Record Environmental Signals

May 10, 2023

by Holly Evarts

Students

Inaugural Applications Open for Integrated Musculoskeletal Training Program

May 09, 2023

The Elvio founders with a 10,000 competition check

Alumni

Columbia Engineers Aim to Revolutionize Post-Surgical Care

March 30, 2023

by Alisa Kaff