Articles by Cornell University

Using microbes could be a green alternative to traditional mining methods

While commute has a large impact, it is not the only variable that can dramatically impact carbon footprint

Offshore effects of light pollution are still largely unknown

Research suggests that calling attention to on of the main factors that put people at risk may backfire

Discovery sheds light on new avenues for identifying states in a broad spectrum of materials

Players who get fewer turns respond negatively to the other player even when the turns are assigned by an AI

As vehicles decarbonize, critical metal needs will dramatically increase potentially by more than 7,000 percent

Integrating academic majors will help a great deal but most of the problems occur outside of higher education

Proof-of-concept study could help reduce textile waste and recycle polyester compounds into useful coatings

The study indicates that fish adjust their sensitivity to visual motion when there is a lot of it, to avoid false alarms