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From Big Data to Big IdeasHundreds of students, faculty, industry leaders and tech visionaries gathered for an inaugural symposium sponsored by Columbia’s new interdisciplinary Institute for Data Sciences and Engineering.  |
      
 Plumbing the Depths
At the Lamont campus, sediment cores from beneath every major ocean and sea are used to study Earth’s environmental history. 
Prof. Drew Ramsey: Coping with Fear and Anxiety
WNYC Radio, April 18 Delayed Weaning May Reduce HIV From Breast-Feeding Women Bloomberg News, April 17 Lee C. Bollinger: The Plot to Block Internet Freedom Foreign Policy, April 16 Prof. Robert Klitzman: The Human Genome Project: Ten Years Later WNYC Radio, April 15 Prof. Eric R. Kandel: What the Brain Can Tell Us About Art The New York Times, April 14 Data Science: The Numbers of Our Lives The New York Times, April 14 Rashid Khalidi Critiques U.S. Role in Mideast Peace Process PBS, April 5 |
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 The Art of Controversy   In his new book, journalism professor and longtime magazine editor Victor Navasky explores the enduring power of political cartoons from the 16th century to the present. |
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Constitutional Questions  With experience in Washington and scholarly expertise in constitutional law, Professor Olatunde Johnson discusses recent clashes between the executive and legislative branches. |
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 Starving TumorsMedical Center researchers have identified hundreds of alterations and potential drug targets that could cut off a cancer tumor’s fuel supply or interfere with its growth. |
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 Record Warmth in Earth’s ClimateColumbia researchers found that between 1971 and 2000—a period that reversed a natural cooling trend—Earth’s temperature reached historic highs not seen in the last 1,400 years.  |
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