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Alumni News | Captain Megan Unrath ’21 builds a legacy of service
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“We’re not trying to replace traditional or reference laboratories, but in places where people don’t have access to laboratory and medical settings, this is a way to decentralize health care and extend the reach of central labs.”
An interdisciplinary team of Cornell researchers developed AnemiaPhone, a device that enables rapid screening and diagnosis of iron deficiency. Source: New and evolving Cornell inventions and methods QUOTE
Calling all Cornell alumni: Submit a photo of your residential experience! Student and Campus Life is curating photos that highlight the student experience and the connections built within university residence halls. Click the link to share your photos.
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Cornell Residential Life Photo Essay
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Photo: Jason Koski
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Take a glimpse of today's maker spaces and a range of galleries at the Cornell College of Architecture, Art, and Planning.
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Cornell AAP Spaces
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”This is a huge milestone for the project and we wish FYST bon voyage,” said Gordon Stacey, the project’s director and the David C. Duncan Professor in the Physical Sciences.
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New telescope to set sail for monthlong journey to Chile
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Katie Broikos DVM ’26 writes about her externship at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center, an experience made possible thanks to the Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health Student Support Fund.
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Diving Into Conservation: My Externship at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center | Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health | Cornell University
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Pursuing research in sciences, social sciences, and humanities, the incoming Fellows are the sixth cohort since the program launched in 2019 thanks to a major gift from Seth Klarman ’79 and Beth Schultz Klarman.
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New Klarman Fellows to join the College of Arts and Sciences
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The Grand Challenges Impact Competition on November 14 showcased community-engaged learning projects that build business for a better world. Top honors went to Team Kalamkari (Tara Bathaii ’25, Madison Leroy ’25, Grace Michalowski ’25, Ryan Porter ’26, and Sanjana Tarigopula ’24). Kalamkari is a traditional hand-rendered textile form produced in Andhra Pradesh, India. Fast-fashion imitations have been drawing customers away from authentic artisans, threatening their livelihoods. Tarigopula led the presentation with a personal story and then outlined the team’s work with the 1M1B Foundation, helping practitioners to augment their Kalamkari businesses by selling directly to international consumers through an e-commerce platform. The competition’s top prize of $10,000 will go directly to this effort through the 1M1B Foundation.
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Grand Challenges Impact Competition Winner Protects Rural Artisans in India
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