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Graduate Center Scholars Protect and Celebrate the Earth
On Earth Day, we recognize the role our scholars play in preserving the planet.
Scientists Demonstrate Time Reflection of Electromagnetic Waves in a Groundbreaking Experiment
The discovery establishes the foundations for revolutionary applications in wireless communications and optical computing.
It’s True. It’s Getting Harder to Get a Good Night’s Sleep
Neuroscientist Orie Shafer explains why modern living keeps us up at night and how we can get some decent shuteye.
FloodNet Tracking System Set for Large Expansion Across All Five Boroughs Thanks to $7.2 Million from New York City
The flood sensor network monitors street-level flooding and flood threats in real time across New York City and shares the data through an open dashboard.
Alumnus Dennis Liotta, Who Transformed HIV Treatment, Shares His New Discoveries and Advice
Liotta, whose HIV medicines turned the disease from a death sentence into a manageable condition, spoke about his work on new drugs and gave tips to students.
New Climate Change and Health Funding for Faculty
Graduate Center faculty are encouraged to apply for this opportunity, created in partnership with Mount Sinai.
New Data Dashboard Reporting Street-Level Flooding in NYC Gives Government, Responders, the Public, and Researchers Real-Time Information on Rising Waters
The application is linked to a growing network of flood sensors that provide user-friendly data via an interactive map to alert users to rising waters in flood-prone areas.
Manuel Lema is on a Mission to Create Synthetic Mucus Proteins
Chemistry Ph.D. student says synthetic mucins have huge commercial potential.
Study: Humidity May Dampen COVID-19 Transmission
Research by a Graduate Center biologist has implications for classroom and indoor safety.
Nanoscience master’s program graduates its first student
Adewumi Bakare begins a career in optical engineering.