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The future of healthcare depends on a strong and well-supported nursing workforce. Join us for a timely discussion with alumni and faculty leaders on the challenges and opportunities shaping nursing ...

Welcome to the Sims Lab at Columbia University. Our group resides in the Department of Systems Biology and the Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics. We develop new tools for genomic ...

Featured climate data Climate Uncensored: Data & Figures We are beginning a revamp of the Climate Uncensored: Data & Figures pages, starting with global temperature. This section will serve as the hub ...

Market conditions are becoming very attractive for the development of commercial fusion power. Public and private fusion programs are developing a large variety of fusion technologies. At the heart of ...

I work in statistical machine learning theory which aims to understand performance limits in various problems of modern interest, and pinpoint beneficial aspects of data that ML procedures might ...

This figure was determined by the federal government. A settlement with the U.S. government allows the University to move forward and was the right thing to do. In today’s regulatory environment, the ...

The GSAPP Open House for Prospective students will be held in-person on Monday, October 21, 2024. Please register in advance to join us for campus and building tours, open studios, meetings with the ...

The Modern Turkish language program at MEALAC offers courses at the elementary, intermediate and advanced levels. Each level is taught over two semesters, which means that students can pursue the ...

This project builds on work in Plotkin 2002. In that paper, H3N2 sequences were clustered using a single linkage algorithm. Plotting how the size of each cluster varied with isolation year, it was ...

Professor Richard Bushman 604 Fayerweather Office Hours: MT, 3:30-5:30 Office Phone: 854-2430 email: [email protected] Home | Syllabus | Papers | Slides | Internet ...

The Earth's outermost layers (the lithosphere) are broken into about a dozen or so plates. These thin, wide tectonic plates move around on the globe independent of one another. Most volcanoes and ...