The Making and Knowing Project was featured in the Columbia Engineering Magazine article, "Engineering the Future of Cultural Preservation."
In celebration of the Center's fifth anniversary, watch our new video featuring some of our grant awardees
On December 5, the Center and Beth Comstock (former Vice Chair of General Electric and current Visiting Scholar at the Center) host "A Playlist for the Future." Learn more about Beth's interest in co-organizing and moderating this event.
Columbia News spoke with Jacqueline Gottlieb in conjunction with her recent symposium, Boredom: Behavioral and Clinical Implications.”
Cluster Leader Matthew Jones is fostering a community of early-career scholars to asses the global history of artificial intelligence.
This workshop and public panel discussed the challenges and opportunities of electrification of the city’s transport to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and pollution.
The Making and Knowing Project has won the Eugene S. Ferguson Prize from the Society for the History of Technology.
An interview with Public Outreach Grant recipient, Christopher Medina-Kirchner, who discusses the outcomes of his Formerly Incarcerated Research & Science Training (FIRST) Program.
Former Presidential Scholar in Society and Neuroscience Nori Jacoby is lead author in a recently published journal article that builds upon his work from the PSSN program.
We are dedicated to building a cross-disciplinary student community at the Center for Science and Society. Learn more about our newest initiative.
The Making and Knowing Project recently collaborated with the Refashioning the Renaissance Project at Aalto University to experiment with historical red dyes. Refashioning the Renaissance has just published a short video on the workshop.
The Making and Knowing Project and their recent collaboration with the Sato Sakura Gallery were featured in a recent Columbia Magazine article.