Work by Krstovski, an associate research scientist at the Data Science Institute and adjunct assistant professor at Columbia Business School, helps people mine large quantities of text data to solve research questions.
By using a powerful method to track large groups of brain cells in real-time, combined with advanced mathematical modeling tools, Columbia researchers reveal striking new details about the brain’s inner ‘collective mind.’
The ocean’s ability to absorb industrial carbon dioxide stopped keeping pace with emissions in the 1990s. A new study led by Columbia’s Galen McKinley reveals what may have happened. https://bloom.bg/2BD3gxU
Columbia atmospheric scientist Suzana Camargo is on the leading edge of exploring and defining risks to people, property and the economy in the face of escalating extreme weather events.
A new study finds that ocean absorption of CO2 rises and falls along with human activity and natural phenomena. The findings are important for understanding how much the oceans will offset future climate change.