Tapomayukh Bhattacharjee (@TapoBhat) of @Cornell_Bowers has received up to $2.4M from @ARPA_H to develop a robot-assisted system that will not only prepare meals for people with severe mobility limitations but also feed them and clean up afterward. news.cornell.edu/stories/202…

David Mimno prof./chair of Info Sci, + Jadon Geathers, a PhD student in Info Sci, joined Steve Jackson, vice provost for Academic Innovation @Cornell + prof. of Info Sci on the panel moderated by Claire Cardie, Prof. of CS + Info Sci @Cornell_Bowers - stat.cornell.edu/news-storie…

Unlock Your Future in Data Science + Statistics Virtual Information Session 📅 Monday, November 10, 2025 🕢 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM (ET) 📍 Zoom (link provided upon registration) Ready to advance your career with @Cornell_Bowers 🔗 Register Here: cornell.zoom.us/meeting/regi…

Academic Integrity + Artificial Intelligence Strategies for Responding,” from 2:00-3:15 p.m. Nov. 12 in Rm. G64, Kaufman Auditorium, Goldwin Smith Hall M. Elizabeth Karns, provost fellow and senior lecturer of statistics + data science @Cornell_Bowers news.cornell.edu/stories/202…

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Coffee lovers may take it for granted, but a quality cup depends on nature — rich soil and a biodiverse ecosystem carefully stewarded by farmers. For nearly a decade, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology has worked with Nestlé @Nespresso to help coffee farmers monitor biodiversity on their farms and, in turn, inform conservation efforts. Tools like eBird, developed at Cornell, help farmers and citizens record and share bird sightings, bringing participatory science to their fields. Thanks to this data collection, eBird sheds light on the health of whole ecosystems. “It’s a reading of life on farms that suddenly becomes accessible to everyone,” says Julie Reneau, head of coffee sustainability at Nespresso. “And I would encourage everyone to read it.” Learn how Cornell research is making an impact. Cornell.edu/Research

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Congrats to #CornellTech Ph.D. student Haian Jin, who has been named a recipient of the prestigious 2025 Google Ph.D. Fellowship! We’re proud to celebrate this well-deserved honor and excited to see what’s next for his research. 👏 @Cornell_Bowers

Introduction to Entrepreneurship for PhDs and Postdocs eship.cornell.edu/item/intro… via @Entrepreneurship at Cornell

Discover the MPS in Data Science + Statistics cornell.zoom.us/meeting/regi…

The apple you snack on or bake into a pie might trace its roots back to Cornell! Since 1890, apple breeders at @CornellCALS and @CornellAgriTech have introduced more than 70 varieties of America’s favorite fruit. As New York’s land-grant university, Cornell develops apples tailored to the state’s climate and resilient to regional pests and diseases, but their impact goes global.

The @Cornell_Bowers community celebrated four faculty recognized for their excellence in research and five faculty recognized for excellence in teaching and advising - stat.cornell.edu/news-storie…

COPSS-NISS Leadership Webinar: Statistical Leadership for AI-Enabled Health niss.org/events/copss-niss-l…

Celebrate Cornell University's Homecoming October 3-5! From live performances to athletics to informal gatherings, there’s something for everyone during Homecoming weekend. Visit alumni.cornell.edu/come-back… to learn more.

Internships with @ccecornell: Summer projects spanned urban gardens in New York City, youth development in Buffalo and using #artificial_intelligence in health decision-making. @CornellCALS @CornellBCTR @CornellEinhorn news.cornell.edu/stories/202…

Ai Weiwei’s (@aiww) Camouflage is now on view at Four Freedoms Park through Nov 10! This powerful new installation explores war, freedom, and truth — right here on Roosevelt Island. Free tickets: fdrfourfreedomspark.org/art-… 📸 Andy Romer Photography courtesy of @4FreedomsPark

As an Army ROTC cadet and pre-med student, Ethan Qasemi ’27 spent his summer at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, working side by side with his older brother, Massimo, an NYU student and fellow ROTC cadet. Together, the brothers observed surgeries, shadowed in clinics, and contributed to biomechanics research under the mentorship of Dr. AJ Pisano. “I was directly involved in projects focused on stabilizing long bone shaft fractures with devices like plates and screws, analyzing how different fixation methods performed under stress,” Ethan explained. He also gained valuable experience in plastic surgery with Dr. Ean R. Saberski, learning about precision-based reconstructive techniques. For Ethan, who is majoring in Human Biology, Health and Society in @CornellCHE and is on a four-year Cornell Army ROTC scholarship, the chance to share this experience with his brother made it especially meaningful. “Nothing beats spending time with my older brother. We supported each other throughout the program, whether reflecting on cases over lunch or exploring D.C. on the weekends,” Ethan said. Massimo described it as “a tremendous privilege to be in the OR alongside my younger brother,” adding that their time together has strengthened both of their commitments to medicine and military service. The experience also gave Ethan a clearer vision for his own future. “At Walter Reed, I saw how physicians provide advanced care while supporting the larger mission of serving those who serve our country. That dual purpose, healing patients while contributing to the mission, made a lasting impression on me and strengthened my commitment to pursuing military service,” he said. Photo Credit: Annan Productions: Courtesy of NYU Photo Bureau