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Some Songbirds Have Brains Specially Designed to Find Mates for Life

Some Songbirds Have Brains Specially Designed to Find Mates for Life

February 13, 2018

Sarah Woolley, a neuroscientist at Columbia University’s Zuckerman Institute, found that finches are expert at learning the songs of their fathers for later in life, when it comes time to find a mate.

Data and Society: Columbia Science Commits

Data and Society: Columbia Science Commits

February 13, 2018
computer science   data science  

In this video, Jeannette Wing, Ivan Corwin, John Cunningham, and David Madigan — four of Columbia’s leading investigators — explain their research and Columbia’s commitment to harnessing data science and big data for the benefit of society.

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