Does Air Pollution Reduce Cycling’s Health Benefits?
A team of researchers from Columbia University has started using a suite of state-of-the-art personal monitoring devices to gather more details about how air pollution affects cyclists’ health.
New Technique Searches ‘Dark Genome’ for Disease Mutations
‘Orion,’ a technique developed by Columbia University scientists and their colleagues, will help researchers identify disease-causing mutations in patients when current methods come up dry.
Mega-Tsunami Could Be Triggered by an Alaska Quake
Columbia University seismologist Anne Bécel and her colleagues have discovered undersea plate alignments resembling the faults that gave way to the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan.