Major new telescope on Chilean summit opens window on universe

Thirty-four years after Cornell scientists first conceived it, the Fred Young Submillimeter Telescope now rises above the Atacama Desert.

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In this episode of Research Matters, Cornell chemist Phillip Milner explains a breakthrough carbon-capture system.

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2025 Shows Drop in People Being Approved to Become U.S. Citizens

Theresa Cardinal Brown, an immigration fellow at Cornell Law School, comments on political motivations driving spikes in citizenship applications. 

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Iran Weaponizes Global Oil Trade in War with the United States

Nicholas Mulder, a sanctions expert and history professor at Cornell University, analyzes Iran's selective control over the Strait of Hormuz as a form of economic warfare.

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Iran Could Be America’s Next Vietnam

K. W. Taylor, a Cornell historian, provides expert analysis on Vietnam's postwar trajectory and its relevance to Iran's current challenges.

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The I-9 Employee Verification Process Is Having a Midlife Crisis

Seema Nanda and Emily Tulli, fellows at Cornell University’s Migration and Human Rights Program, critique the I-9 system and call for a comprehensive immigration verification overhaul.

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Woodcocks Draw a Crowd in New York City's Bryant Park

Andrew Farnsworth, a scientist with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, provided expert commentary on woodcock behavior.

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Scientists Move Closer to Male Birth Control with No Hormones, No Snip

Paula Cohen, director of the Cornell Reproductive Sciences Center, co-authored research on a promising non-hormonal male birth control approach.

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