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- Cornell’s new polymer could revolutionize water purification Wed, 6 Jan 16, 12:00amResearchers at Cornell University have developed a new polymer technique that may transform the way water is purified around the world. Led by associate professor of chemistry and chemical biology Will Dichtel, the team...
- New polymer from researchers at Cornell may revolutionize water filtration Wed, 6 Jan 16, 12:00amResearchers at Cornell University have developed a new polymer technique that may transform the way water is purified around the world. Led by associate professor of chemistry and chemical biology Will Dichtel, the team...
- Cornell’s Human Ecology Building Reflects The Latest in Sustainable Technologies Thu, 12 Jul 12, 1:20amRead the rest of Cornell’s Human Ecology Building Reflects The Latest in Sustainable Technologies Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: "leed", "sustainable architecture", college of human ecology,...
- Plants and bees keep up with climate change where birds don’t? Tue, 13 Dec 11, 9:32amReaders may recall last week when I highlighted a press release that said Birds apparently can’t outfly climate change. It seemed ridiculous and there were many questionable claims in that work. Now from Cornell University ...
- Cornell’s Geometric White Weill Hall Laboratory is an Energy Saving Machine Thu, 6 Oct 11, 4:20amRead the rest of Cornell’s Geometric White Weill Hall Laboratory is an Energy Saving Machine Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: "sustainable architecture", Architecture, cornell, cornell university,...
- Cornell’s New 3-D Printer Lets You Print Food in Any Shape and Texture Wed, 14 Sep 11, 7:03amThe Cornell Creative Machines Lab has invented a 3-D printer that not only allows you to print food, but lets you create almost any design imaginable with your favorite ingredients...
- Students Turn Vibrations From Wind Energy into Electricity Fri, 28 May 10, 7:00amThink of wind energy and you probably conjure up an image of giant turbines. But students in Cornell’s Vibro-Wind Research Group have a different model of wind power in mind. They’re working on an ultra-efficient,...
- SOLAR DECATHLON 2009: Cornell Silo House Sat, 17 Oct 09, 5:00amThings really heated up this past few days as we inched closer to finding out who the winner of this year’s Solar Decathlon would be, and in the end Team Germany’s surPLUShouse stole the show...
- Tennis Ball Chair by Hugh Hayden Tue, 12 May 09, 5:00amWhat do you think of when you think “green design?” Probably not a chair made entirely of recycled tennis balls! This fun and unexpected take on recycling by furniture designer Hugh Hayden is precisely why we...