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Project to rebuild trust in AI era lands Laude’s $10M ‘moonshot’ award

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‘Train the trainers’ event convenes democracy leaders, educators, activists

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Scholarly leadership to protect and strengthen democracy

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New book details history of sound’s claim on our attention

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City of Asylum writer to give reading Nov. 10

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Fuertes Observatory has been surveying the skies for a century

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Laura Donaldson, professor emerita of English, dies at 79

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NYT columnist: U.S. democracy’s progress outweighs ‘failed nation’ narrative

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US Congress will seat the most Cornellians in half a century

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Graduate students demystify research

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'Family:’ the bedrock of human interaction

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Physicist J.C. Séamus Davis wins 2026 Michael Faraday Medal and Prize

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Journalist Graeme Wood to discuss al-Qaeda’s fate and origins Nov. 16

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Six-layer graphene displays superconductivity and orbital magnetism

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Y Combinator’s Graham: Build ‘stuff you’re genuinely interested in’

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Two flavors of superconductivity: Material has right ingredients for a twist

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Collection examines India's economy

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Poetry collection 'anatomizes the everyday mechanics of harm'

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Newly released archive material leads to fresh look at Manson murders

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Professors defend their disciplines in apocalypse debate

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New initiative will explore AI’s role in society, humanities

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New Johnson Museum exhibit a ‘playful homage’

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A Nexus summer that 'set off a chain of events'

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'Nexus taught me to approach problems with an open mind'

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Nexus sparked a lasting interest in genetics research

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