Check out the first episode of What Do We Know, a new podcast sharing stories at the intersection of science and society.
Event recordings from the Care for the Polis series are now available for viewing.
The Reseach Cluster on Science and Subjectivity has launched the Tricentennial Project, a group of undergraduate students and professors exploring interdisciplinary and intergenerational responses to climate change.
With a challenging academic year ahead, a consortium of Centers and Institutes will offer funding for proposals that cultivate student engagement and enhance the online learning experience for Columbia students and instructors.
Pamela Smith served as a history of science consultant on an upcoming film about Oliver Sacks.
The Center for Science and Society is pleased to present our End of Year Newsletter, as we share information about our grants, research, and events.
The Center for Science and Society is excited to present its third round of Public Outreach Grants.
Kavita Sivaramakrishnan was interviewed as part of the Perspectives on the COVID-19 Pandemic podcast series from the Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine.
Former Presidential Scholar Ann-Sophie Barwich's new book shares a new model for understanding how the brain represents sensory information.
Cluster Leader Samuel K. Roberts is co-hosting the new podcast series, Black Lives: In the Era of COVID 19.
For another take on what the future may hold for us in a post COVID-19 world, the Center for Science and Society reached out to students across Columbia University.
Columbia Science Review, an undergraduate club at Columbia University, has developed a COVID-19 public information hub.