Applications are open for the Machine Learning Summer School, a two-week intensive program at Columbia University designed for PhD students serious about advancing ML research.
The deadline to apply is March 22 -- Apply today: https://bit.ly/40nG66R
Spectrum NY1 News recently featured Biomedical Engineering's Elisa Konofagou & Dr. Stergios Zacharoulis @columbiamed.bsky.social, highlighting the ongoing collaboration applying innovative focused ultrasound methods in the clinic.
Summary: https://bit.ly/4dhG2wW
Full segment: https://bit.ly/4bjYdzn
Dr. Sanja Vickovic in front of imaging technology.
Envision the future of #SpatialTranscriptomics and #DigitalPathology tools in a new article spotlighting IICD Core Member Sanja VickoviΔ and her lab> bit.ly/40o5jOA #CancerResearch #BiomedicalEngineering #Multiomics #ColorectalCancer
On Mar. 16, @cancerdynamics.bsky.social is hosting a symposium exploring the latest advances at the intersection of AI and cancer research β featuring @elhamazizi.bsky.social and Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science, Andrew Blumberg, among the speakers.
Register: https://bit.ly/4rhPaoR
Columbiaβs Fusion Research Center is hosting a two-day mini-course exploring the rapidly evolving landscape of fusion energy.
Made for professionals, the program will bring together leaders to examine why fusion is drawing growing attention.
bit.ly/4lhOePW
In a recent feature in Quanta Magazine, Srivani Family Associate Professor of Computer Science Henry Yuen explains the effort to build a new mathematical language for problems whose inputs and outputs are not ordinary numbers.
https://bit.ly/3OJeqa0
Image credit: Sasha Maslo for Quanta Magazine
Join us on March 4 for βReimagining Teaching and Learning in the Age of AI,β as part of the AI and Education Forum, to explore how AI is shaping classrooms today and the questions guiding the future of higher education.
Register today: https://bit.ly/40JSJsN
Anode-free batteries could store far more energy than todayβs lithium-ion batteriesβif researchers can overcome key technical obstacles.
In a study published in Joule, researchers led by Yuan Yang describe a method for solving one of the most difficult problems.
https://bit.ly/3P2Y7Vi
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From operating systems and financial markets to robotics and self-driving cars, C++ has remained a mainstay & cornerstone of computing for more than four decades. As
Stroustrup puts it, its enduring strength boils down to one simple reason: It's useful.
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This #EngineersWeek, we're celebrating engineers like Bjarne Stroustrup, whose work quietly powers the modern world.
The Columbia computer science professor created C++ during his time at Bell Labs β and it's now one of the most influential programming languages ever developed. bit.ly/4s3Wchv
Researchers led by Ken Shepard have developed Acus, an ultra-miniaturized neuroimaging platform capable of reaching brain regions that traditional optical tools struggle to access.
Read More: https://bit.ly/3MQTBZk
Our magazine YouTube playlist brings you inside the partnerships and breakthroughs featured in the latest issue, from the 100-year history of quantum mechanics to our students designing and fabricating real Apple chips.
Watch the full playlist here: https://bit.ly/4rxmA3M
This Valentine's Day, we talked to cognitive and computational neuroscientist Nuttida Rungratsameetaweemana, Maa-Liao Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering, who broke down the neuroscience behind love and attraction.
Read the Q&A with your loved ones today! https://bit.ly/4kBAH5n
A lab led by Hod Lipson built an AI model that learned to design mechanisms on its own by watching 400,000 videos of mechanisms in motion.
This marks the first system capable of designing a machine that can draw a shape it has never seen before. bit.ly/4aQ5hVq
Join us for the next installment of Columbia Engineeringβs Lecture Series in AI, featuring Ali Farhadi, CEO of the Allen Institute for AI (AI2), and professor at the University of Washington.
https://bit.ly/3OjDLH5
Congratulations to three Columbia Engineering alumni on their election to the National Academy of Engineering (NAE), one of the highest professional honors for engineers.
Election to the NAE recognizes outstanding contributions to engineering research, practice, and education.
https://bit.ly/4aKriow
We are excited to announce a new Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence (MSAI) program that combines core AI courses in computer science and engineering with a broad range of concentrations. bit.ly/45Z1GBH
Mark your calendars! The 10th Annual Engineering in Medicine Symposium is taking place next Thursday, February 12, 2026.
Join us for a day of presentations as we explore the interface of engineering and medicine and the path from bench to bedside.
Register today: https://bit.ly/3ZUBcOg
Biomedical Engineering Professor Ke Cheng has been inducted as a foreign member of the prestigious French National Academy of Medicine β a significant honor recognizing pioneering work in biomaterials, stem cells, and regenerative medicine.
Congrats! Learn more: https://bit.ly/4th81SU
Professor Hod Lipsonβs latest research on an AI model that learns natural expressions by watching itself in a mirror was recently covered in the media.
The model refines its skills with YouTube videos of humans talking and singing.
View the coverage:
https://reut.rs/3NR65Aw
https://bit.ly/4teA05Q
We are excited to announce the launch of a new minor in fusion energy β preparing students to help power the future of clean energy.
Read more: https://bit.ly/4k8XWDJ
Last chance to register for Science for Womenβs Health Innovation Symposium 2026, taking place this Friday, January 30.
Register today & learn more: bit.ly/3YBc6Uc
This initiative will help cultivate a new generation of world-class scientists and visionary entrepreneurs in Greece to transform scientific research into viable businesses.
Read the full announcement: bit.ly/49UqSdV
We are proud to announce the launch of a new program, "Lab to Market: Bridging Innovation and Entrepreneurshipβ, in partnership with the NTUA, Endeavor Greece, Hellenic Institute of Advanced Studies, and Columbia Business School, with the support of the Blavatnik Family Foundation.
The full-day symposium will advance diagnostic and therapeutic solutions for gynecologic, pregnancy, labor, and pelvic floor healthβestablishing pathways for the innovation infrastructure this field needs. Learn more & register today:
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Columbia Engineering and the Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons are bringing together leaders from industry, medicine, engineering, patient advocacy, and education to create the R&D engine women's health has been missing.
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Join keynote speakers Silvia Blemker, Sandra Brown, and Steve Levine on January 30 for a groundbreaking symposium on women's health innovation. π¬
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