Research

Greeshma Gadikota moderating a panel during the Lenfest Center for Sustainable Energy at Columbia University.

Campus

Critical Minerals, New Energy Sources, and the Race for Resilience

September 30, 2026

by Sophia Ramirez

Scientific diagram showing how T cells change over time and localize in tissue following stem-cell transplantation.

Research

Tracking How T Cells Evolve in Graft-Versus-Host Disease

September 25, 2026

by Devyn Forcina and Lorenza Favrot

Close-up of the sun in space with the text “Plasma Power”

Research

Building a Star on Earth

September 23, 2026

by Elizabeth Paul

Black-and-white image of scientific equipment with the text “Why Fusion was always 30 Years away?”

Research

Why Fusion was Always 30 Years Away

September 23, 2026

by Carlos Paz-Soldan

Collage of headshots of four Columbia Blavatnik Award finalists and laureate.

Faculty & Staff

Columbians Named Blavatnik Award Finalists and Laureate

September 23, 2026

Greeshma Gadikota posing with arms crossed in a dark blue suit in a glass-lined hallway

Research

Mining is Essential. It Doesn't Have to be Wasteful.

September 16, 2026

Split-screen headshots of Vishal Misra and Suman Jana.

Research

Columbia Experts Urge Calm Amid AI Panic

September 14, 2026

by Mohamed Abdelfattah

Four members of Columbia’s National Synthesis Center for Organismal Resilience leadership team in individual portraits.

Research

Columbia to Lead $20 Million National Research Center on Organismal Resilience

September 09, 2026

Abstract illustration of a wavy 3D surface (representing a machine‑learning energy landscape) above three different crystal lattice models, with dotted arrows linking the surface to each structure to suggest predicting material properties from atomic vibrations.

Research

AI for Materials Needs to Be More Physics-Aware

September 08, 2026

by Ellen Neff

Large group of attendees, some wearing name badges, posed in rows outdoors in front of a building with autumn foliage in the background.

Research

Five More Years: NSF Renews Funding for AI-Powered Earth System Modeling Center

September 02, 2026

Organ-on-a-chip device inside a clear plastic dish, with two tubes connected to a small, light-red microfluidic chamber used to study how cancer spreads through blood flow to organs

Research

New Chip Mimics How Cancer Spreads

August 19, 2026

by Meeri Kim

Headshots of five Columbia Engineering faculty members whose projects received funding awards: a woman with long dark hair, a man with a shaved head and beard in a brown jacket, a man with glasses in an outdoor setting, a smiling man with reddish-brown hair, and a man with glasses in a checked shirt.

Research

Columbia Engineering Faculty Members Awarded Genesis Mission Funding

August 18, 2026

by Meeri Kim