Faculty and staff assistance is needed Aug. 18 to welcome and direct new students and their families as they move around campus and complete registration requirements.
Cornell researchers have developed a new and much quicker method for rendering hair in computer graphics that promises to make blond (and other light-colored) hair more realistic.
Cornell is hosting the 30th annual meeting of SCT from July 18 to 26, bringing together an array of international scholars embodying interdisciplinary interests from humanistic and related disciplines, including English, comparative literature, history, political theory, film and theater studies.
A researcher from Kentucky State University has chosen Cornell's Nanobiotechnology Center to fulfill a faculty-training grant that will allow him to create a nanobiotechnology course at his home institution.
Susan McCouch, professor of plant breeding and genetics at Cornell, works with Ithaca-area high schools to create a hands-on laboratory experience that also meets New York's educational standards for the Living Environment curriculum.
Postdoctoral researcher Marta del Campo and undergraduate Noelle Clarry '07 examine butterfly behavior in the Minns Garden flower beds in front of the Plant Sciences Building.
About two dozen of the world's top electron microscopy scientists are speaking on campus at the workshop 'Electron Microscopy: Fundamental Limits and New Science,' July 16-20.
David Skorton's first five days as Cornell's 12th president were a carefully choreographed whirlwind of meetings, tours, introductions, media interviews and photo ops. But choreography aside, Skorton quickly found his own groove.
The Laboratory of Elementary Particle Physics (LEPP) and the Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source (CHESS) have joined to become the Cornell Laboratory for Accelerator-based Sciences and Education.
The Cornell campus is getting even greener thanks to the new twice-weekly sale of organic flowers and vegetables grown on the student-run Dilmun Hill organic farm.
