Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics

The Gaeta Lab at Columbia Engineering “unzips” hexagonal boron nitride with a mid-infrared laser tuned to the material’s resonant frequency. The result is an atomically sharp line. Credit: Gaeta Lab, Columbia Engineering

Research

Columbia Researchers “Unzip” 2D Materials With Lasers

May 07, 2024

by Ellen Neff

Charitie Ropati

Students

For this Graduating Senior, Climate, Culture, and Community Go Hand in Hand

March 18, 2024

by Beatrice Mhando

An illustration of the microwave signal-producing photonic integrated chip.

Research

High-Quality Microwave Signals Generated From Tiny Photonic Chip

March 15, 2024

by Meeri Kim

Illustration of molecules

Research

Using Light to Precisely Control Single-Molecule Devices

March 01, 2024

by Holly Evarts

Alumni and guests reunite to celebrate the founding of Columbia’s NSBE chapter. Credit: Kevin Dale/Columbia Engineering

Alumni

Columbia’s Chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers, Past and Present

February 28, 2024

by Grant Currin

A lense flare

Research

Laser-driving a 2D Material

January 04, 2024

by Ellen Neff

Graduate students on campus

Students

2024 Graduate Applications are Open

December 12, 2023

by Office of Graduate Admissions

female entrepreneur

Students

Budding Entrepreneurs Pitch Ideas in 60 Seconds or Less

December 07, 2023

by Beatrice Mhando

Carlos Paz-Soldan's undergraduate team that earned the DOE grant to advance fusion energy research

Students

Student Team wins DOE Grant to Advance Fusion Energy Research

October 05, 2023

welcoming-the-columbia-engineering-class-of-2027

Students

Welcoming the Class of 2027: New Year, New Beanie

September 06, 2023

by Beatrice V. Mhando

Elizabeth Paul

Faculty & Staff

Elizabeth Paul Wins DOE Early Career Research Award

August 15, 2023

a hammer striking a crystalline structure

Research

Strong as Glass

July 31, 2023

by Kim Krieger/University Of Connecticut