Plenary talk given by Professor Dmitry Savransky at the Center for Adaptive Optics (CfAO) Fall Science Retreat 2018. "Getting the Most Out of Your Hardware: Exploring novel algorithms for optical... Read more
A grad student makes headlines for work on the physics of spaghetti By L. P. Drew November/December 2018 They say you have to crack a few eggs to make an omelet. But to solve a decades-old physics... Read more
Xiangkun (Elvis) Cao of the Erickson Lab won top prize and took home a $750 check in the Atkinson Center’s Ninth Annual 50-Second Sustainability Project Pitch and Poster Competition during the Trustee... Read more
On 25 October Cornell alum Dr Paula Doubrawa provided illuminating insights into the research and working environment at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory with a presentation to 20 Engineering... Read more
This Robotic Hand Can Shift Gears to Catch a Beer Can and Crush It By creating a lightweight, 3D-printed “transmission,” engineers were able to build a hand that is strong when it needs to be and fast... Read more
Now in its third year, Forbes granted 1,000 students across the country the honor of becoming a Forbes Under 30 Scholar, and the free access to the publication’s annual Under 30 Summit in Boston on... Read more
Autumn Pratt, Ph.D. student, wins a 2018 NSF fellowship allowing her to work on untethered soft robots in Prof. Shepherd’s Organic Robotics Lab (ORL). The NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program... Read more
Hunter Adams, fourth year Ph.D. student in mechanical and aerospace engineering at Cornell, really likes hardware. “There is something indisputable about hardware,” says Adams. “You can run... Read more
Watch Elvis Cao describe FeverPhone in his award-winning video. Read more
Three Sibley school grad students won awards for their posters at to 2018 ASEE St. Lawrence Section annual conference. Read more
