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Researchers use DNA to create 3D electronically operational devices with nanometer-size features

8 days ago engineering.columbia.edu 3d engineering

Scientists unveil Emo, a robot that anticipates facial expressions and executes them simultaneously with a human

12 months ago engineering.columbia.edu engineering

Scientists found that brain waves travel in one direction when memories are formed -from the back of the brain to the front- and in the opposite direction when recalled (from front to back)

13 months ago engineering.columbia.edu brain neuroscience

A newly developed AI program has seemingly discovered its own alternative physics

2 years ago engineering.columbia.edu ai

A Robot Learns to Imagine Itself

2 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

Researchers detected a quantum phase transition taking place in iron more than 1000 kilometres deep within the Earth's mantle

3 years ago engineering.columbia.edu earth

Columbia Engineering Team Builds First Hacker-Resistant Cloud Software System

3 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

Researchers Build Tiny Wireless, Injectable Chips, Visible Only Under a Microscope

3 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

Some Amazon rainforest regions are more resistant to climate change than previously thought

4 years ago engineering.columbia.edu amazon

Severely damaged human lungs can now be successfully recovered

4 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

Researchers Identify Multiple Molecules that Shut Down SARS-Cov-2 Polymerase Reaction: A library of molecules with unique structural and chemical features inhibit the novel coronavirus polymerase…

4 years ago engineering.columbia.edu coronavirus

Discovering How the Brain Works Through Computation

4 years ago engineering.columbia.edu brain

Researchers engineered a strain of non-pathogenic bacteria that colonize solid tumors and safely deliver immunotherapies, acting as a Trojan horse

5 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

Study shows how two types of sand can behave like light and heavy liquids, where bubbles of lighter sand form and rise through heavier sand

5 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

A new study shows that avoidant grievers unconsciously monitor and block the contents of their mind-wandering, a discovery that could lead to more effective psychiatric treatment for bereaved people.

6 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

Researchers Hide Information in Plain Text - Columbia computer scientists invent FontCode, a way to embed hidden information in ordinary text by imperceptibly changing the shapes of fonts in text.

6 years ago engineering.columbia.edu font

Single-Molecule Transistors at Room Temperature

7 years ago engineering.columbia.edu transistor

Electrons in Graphene Behave Like Light, Only Better

8 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

New Technology May Double Radio Frequency Data Capacity

8 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

Engineers build biologically powered chip

9 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

Scientists have demonstrated—for the first time—an on-chip visible light source using graphene, an atomically thin and perfectly crystalline form of carbon, as a filament.

9 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

One step closer to a single-molecule device

9 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

Columbia Engineering Professor Invents Video Camera That Runs Without a Battery

9 years ago engineering.columbia.edu video

Smartphone, Finger Prick, 15 Minutes, Diagnosis–Done

10 years ago engineering.columbia.edu

Cider Project: Run iOS apps on Android

10 years ago engineering.columbia.edu android apple ios

Columbia Engineering Team Finds Thousands of Secret Keys in Android Apps (xpost /r/Android)

10 years ago engineering.columbia.edu android