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Kopyeva awarded TL1 grant for collaborative study of menopause and breast cancer risk

Fischbach Lab postdoctoral researcher Irina Kopyeva received a Weill Cornell Medicine Clinical and Translational Science Center grant to investigate how menopause-related changes in breast tissue may contribute to breast cancer risk.
Kayla Wolf awarded grant to advance ovarian aging research

A 2025-26 Affinito-Stewart Grant from the President’s Council of Cornell Women will support Assistant Professor Kayla Wolf’s research into the effects of age-related fibrosis on ovarian function and women’s health.
From chemistry and political science to engineering and finance: One student’s interdisciplinary path through Cornell’s M.Eng. program

Gwendolyn Minogue’s journey through Cornell’s M.Eng. program in chemical engineering highlights how an interdisciplinary education can empower students to pursue unexpected career paths.
12 biomedical engineering students named NSF Graduate Research Fellows

The National Science Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship Program is one of the nation’s most prestigious.
Undergraduate bridges classroom learning and clinical practice through senior design project

Undergraduate senior Marcus Gamboa is developing innovative surgical training technology that brings real-time feedback and measurable outcomes to improve how future clinicians learn and practice.
Top Gun Surgical at Cornell advances innovative surgical training

Cornell students in the Top Gun Surgical program are developing interactive, game-like surgical training tools that introduce laparoscopic skills early and have been shown to boost STEM interest, performance, and learning outcomes.
M.Eng. student applies systems approach to energy storage, guided by family legacy

Inspired by his father’s career and his mother’s support, chemical engineering M.Eng. student Siddhant Sandeep Dhende is developing grid-scale battery storage solutions for real-world energy challenges.
Brazilian technology aims to reduce diabetes-related amputations
RAPHA: Science, care, and hope in the treatment of diabetic foot
Digital twins and sensors may help prevent stroke and blindness