Graduate Center researchers made a breakthrough in controlling the emission of photons, the basic units of information in a quantum device. Read more
What is spurring the rise of the maker movement in Brooklyn and other cities, and what is its effect? GC student Amanda Wasielewski explores in her new book. Read more
Master's student Nisha Ramracha (Liberal Studies) forges a fascination with ancient coins. Read more
Professor Sharon Zukin examines the role of hackathons in the new economy. Read more
GC doctoral candidate Mark Pawson shows that moral attitudes about an HIV prevention method hamper its use. Read more
The stress Sandy placed on new moms, pregnant women, and those who got pregnant soon after the storm affected their babies' temperament, according to a study by two GC researchers. Read more
The highly competitive honor recognizes graduate students' achievements in research and creative activities, teaching, and service. Read more
Nicolas Namoradze (D.M.A., Music), the Honens Prize laureate, on composing, performing, and meditating. Read more
What have we learned? Who will be safe in the next storm? Doctoral student Zachory Paganini discusses his research on Canarsie, Brooklyn. Read more
A new study in the Soil Science Society of America Journal from Graduate Center researchers suggests that local wetlands are capable of using CSO inputs in a manner that actually increases greenhouse gas emissions such as carbon dioxide and methane. Read more