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New Climate Change and Health Funding for Faculty
Graduate Center faculty are encouraged to apply for this opportunity, created in partnership with Mount Sinai.
Andrea Alù Explains How He Tricks Light and Sound
In a new "Scientific American" article, the renowned physicist describes his breakthroughs in designing metamaterials and cloaking objects.
A New AI Model Can Accurately Predict Human Response to Novel Drug Compounds
The technique could significantly accelerate drug discovery and precision medicine.
Ebinger Girls, Blackout Cake, and Boycotts: A NYC Guidebook Gives the People’s Story
With "A People’s Guide to New York City," Professor Carolina Bank Muñoz and two fellow CUNY professors not only take urban explorers off the beaten path but challenge the very idea of what makes a site important.
New Clue Emerges in Fight Against Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
A study led by Professor Jill Bargonetti finds mutant protein key to cancer cell survival and may offer new biomarkers for PARP-inhibitor therapy.
Women's Studies Quarterly Announces Two Interim General Editors
Professor Dána-Ain Davis and Kendra Sullivan step into new roles
Professor Gita Martohardjono Receives $1.48M Grant From NYSED
The state education department grant supports a digital literacy and math skills assessment in 18 languages.
Professor Yoko Nomura in the News for Hurricane Sandy Study
Her study on the effects of Sandy on pregnant women and their children has received widespread coverage.
Documenting Public Housing-to-Prison Pipeline Is a Personal Mission
Professor Van C. Tran and two former students portray the students’ “lived experiences” in a revealing and data-driven study.
In Memoriam: Professor James P. Smith
The Ph.D. Program in Economics regrets to announce the death of former Assistant Professor of Economics James P. Smith.