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Albert Lin, M.A. ’23, right, displays the new collar for the redesigned fire gear he helped develop along with Heeju Terry Park, left, the Vincent V.C. Woo Professor in the Department of Human Centered Design, and other members of Park’s Performance Apparel Design Lab.

Redesigned Fire Gear Offers Potentially More Cooling, Less Toxicity

June 12, 2026

Cornell Atkinson Awards Drive Progress in Tech, Ag, Sustainability

June 11, 2026

Strengthening key health measures in national climate plans

June 10, 2026

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Online Grocery Shopping Could Bring More Fresh Produce to SNAP Families

June 10, 2026

Farmed Oysters May Boost New York’s Dwindling Wild Populations

June 9, 2026

Electrochemical Bath Recycles Critical Minerals in Batteries

June 9, 2026

Illustration of globe in the shape of a heart with EKG results overlaying it

Protecting Heart Health in an Era of Temperature Extremes

June 8, 2026

Climate Change and wine Grapes: Go, Stay, or Change?

June 4, 2026

Various examples of processed food.

Americans Agree: Ultraprocessed Foods Pose Major Health Hazard

June 3, 2026

Microscopy of molybdenum disulfide showing how controlled strain applied above the dotted line with a patterned thin film generated different moiré geometries across the material. Above the dotted line, biaxial strain generated distorted hexagonal patterns, while uniaxial strain below the line formed stripe-like domains, resulting in localized electric polarization. (Cha Research Group/Provided)

Researchers Make Moiré 2D Materials Without Stacking, Twisting

June 2, 2026

Carbon Dioxide and Water Played Key Role in Historic Mount Etna Eruption

June 2, 2026

Illustration of microscopic dust floating in air

Study Clarifies How Atmospheric Dust Shapes Climate

June 1, 2026

Cornell Engineers Use Tiny Vibrating Beams to Rethink AI Hardware

June 1, 2026

Equipment for freezing and studying embryos

Improved Embryo Freezing Technique Could Preserve Endangered Species

May 28, 2026

Maija Niemistö, science educator with the New York State Water Resources Institute, cradles an Atlantic sturgeon caught for tagging in the Hudson River, under National Marine Fisheries Service Research Permit #20340.

Newly Discovered ‘Thunder’ of Atlantic Sturgeon Inspires Awe

May 27, 2026

Inaugural Frontiers of AI Summit Focuses on the Foundational Research Behind AI’s Rapid Progress

May 22, 2026

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