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Scientists Capture the Clearest View Yet of a Star Collapsing Into a Black Hole: an event astronomers have anticipated for decades, but have had limited evidence for

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Physicists create molecular Bose-Einstein condensates

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The Stacks Project: A Wikipedia of algebraic geometry (2022)

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Researchers found that when real-world defendants have facial features that appear untrustworthy, they are more likely to be sentenced to death than life in prison

2 years ago news.columbia.edu psychology

Study mapped ketamine’s effects on the brains of mice, and found that repeated use over extended periods of time leads to widespread structural changes in the brain’s dopamine system

2 years ago news.columbia.edu brain neuroscience

New Details on Why Starlings Allow ‘Immigrants’ to Join Their Communities

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Wikipedia of Algebraic Geometry Will Forever Be Incomplete

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Top Ideas in Statistics That Have Powered the AI Revolution

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A Columbia University study has found adversity early in life is associated with increased gastrointestinal symptoms in children that may signal future mental health problems, which impact the brain and behavior as they grow to maturity.

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Staten Island's infestation of the self-cloning Asian Longhorned Tick is more advanced than previously thought

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An AI for Deciphering What Animals Do All Day

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Researchers had women make food choices while undergoing an fMRI scan

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In the first evaluation of evaporation as a renewable energy source, researchers at Columbia University find that U.S

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