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Radical Collaboration

Cornell faculty are reaching across disciplines to tackle society’s most complex challenges and to make breakthrough discoveries. These radical collaborations—collisions of thoughts and perspectives from vastly different fields—lead to unexpected and unconventional solutions and deepen our thinking.

James Strait, manager of technical services for the Bovay Lab, and Andrew Sandberg ’28 adjust the nozzle on a roughly 6,000-pound industrial robot that can 3D-print large-scale concrete structures.

Underwater 3D printing could transform maritime construction

Designing the future: a Q&A with Harald Haraldsson

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Cornell-developed particles supercharge cancer immunotherapy


From Milstein scholar to design tech pioneer
From greener AI to richer 3D worlds: 23 papers debuted at NeurIPS conference
Ancient dirty dishes reveal decades of questionable findings
Cornell Tech launches pre-college Summer Innovation Intensives for future tech leaders
Combining humanities and tech for research gains
Startup bets their superfast microbe can rewrite biotech 

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