Jeffrey Moses wants to look at things that can barely be seen; specifically, events that happen in under a trillionth of a second. This timescale, called a femtosecond, and the phenomena that occur... Read more
Breaking the rules to push the limits of imagination To play music, you need an instrument, right? You can pluck a string or vibrate a reed or strike a surface or force air through an opening. But... Read more
Craig Fennie, assistant professor of applied and engineering physics at Cornell University, and Sheila Nirenberg, associate professor of physiology and biophysics at Weill Cornell Medical College, are... Read more
Wise group teaches 80 eighth-and ninth-grade students from rural areas of New York to build crystal radios Read more
Cornell physicists breakthrough in "cloaking" technology earns them a spot in Discover's Top 100 Stories of 2012! Read more
David grew up in a family of K-12 educators, so he always had a craving to teach. He found physics especially interesting Read more
His love for math in middle school led to extracurricular reading which sparked an intense interest in physics. Read more
Craig Fennie of AEP, speaks at the White House after being selected for Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) Winners Read more
Pinshane grew up in Arlington, Texas, and always being a bit of a science “nerd,” had a special bond with her dad in that very area. Read more
While at Harvard, Rob was accepted into the summer REU program at Columbia University, where he discovered a whole new world of science called “nano.” Read more
