Control a robot with your mind. Bring unresponsive limbs to life. Engineer tasty, nutrient-rich food tailored to an individual's biometrics. These are just a few of the robotics projects that Columbia PhD students are working on in their cramped, underground labs.

Apple's new machine learning tool could aid malicious snooping — Suman Jana, a security and privacy researcher at Columbia University, explains how.

2017 is near the top of the charts for Atlantic hurricanes. Blaming climate change isn’t so easy, says Suzana Camargo, a Columbia University hurricane expert.

Yan Zheng, a research scientist at Columbia and the Southern University of Science and Technology in China, is part of a team mapping out hot spots for arsenic contamination across the United States.

Radley Horton, a Columbia University climate scientist and adviser for the global warming-related series "Years of Living Dangerously," says that when it comes to climate resilience, New York is "definitely moving in the right direction."

A team of researchers led by Francesco Muschitiello of Columbia University has found that volcanic eruptions have likely been accelerating the rate at which Arctic ice sheets melt.

Research by Columbia marine biologist Andy Juhl shows that jellyfish can overwinter in the Arctic waters off the coast of northern Alaska—an environment previously believed to be too harsh for adult jellies to survive.