Naloxone trainings are currently offered virtually via Zoom to all members of the Columbia community, including affiliates on the Morningside/Manhattanville campus ...

Topics in Medical Informatics is back after a short hiatus with a new time and format. The course combines a journal club with a social agenda of having fun. The intent is to bring together the ...

Columbia University Analyzer -- CU Analyzer allows one to capture, analyze, and ultimately express new knowledge using multimedia objects culled from anywhere on the web. Mac and PC versions available ...

Title: Superconducting photonic circuits for quantum frequency conversion and cryogenic data links Abstract: Superconducting and photonic circuits are among the most advanced platforms for quantum ...

As part of the Dialogue Across Difference (DxD) initiative and building from the spring workshops, the Office for the Vice Provost for Faculty Advancement and the Center for Teaching and Learning will ...

They're only frozen moments.

Growing up in California, my father was a fresh air fanatic. He insisted that you should always sleep with a window slightly ajar for some fresh air. That worked fine in California, but it created ...

In Canada, where I'm from, September marks the end of summer, with days getting shorter and temperatures dropping. In November, snow starts, and it gets really dark outside. Then, in December, it gets ...

Columbia has a beautiful campus. In particular, the view from the windows of the East Asian Library looking out at night onto the lighted trees in winter is breathtaking.

My life is now a fast paced blur of events as I run though the treadmill of life with work, family, and the kids, however, first memories of Columbia are still sharp and forever etched in my mind. It ...

(All dates are B.C.E. and approximate unless otherwise indicated. It should be noted as well that chronologies especially for the early history of humanity are constantly being revised. Hence, there ...

In my freshman CC course, there was a classmate who was fond of giving lengthy answers that were somewhat amorphous and tended to cover all bets so that, in some way, his answer -- or some part of it ...