Science
Cornell Researchers Explore Future of Quantum Information
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Cornell researchers are at the forefront of quantum information science, aiming to educate students on the topic.
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Computer and Information Science Students Struggle with Course Enrollment, Adding Stress Instead of Classes
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Enrollment struggles left computer science and information science students frustrated as they attempted to obtain seats in their major courses.
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ChatGPT Generates Buzz Regarding Concerns of Academic Integrity
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Students, researchers and professors reflect on worries about ChatGPT’s effects on academia and ideas for adapting pedagogy.
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Confused About Your Degree Requirements? A New App Is Here to Help You.
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Cornell seniors Constantin Miranda ’20 and Barron DuBois ’20 created the DUST Report application as an alternative tool to the College’s existing Distributed Undergraduate Student Tracking report, which can be found on Arts & Sciences’ website.
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How Has the Internet Shaped Democracy? Northeastern Prof to Tackle Ties in Statler Talk
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The talk will be held in Statler Auditorium in Statler Hall and will start at 4:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public and will be followed by a public reception from 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the Statler Hotel Carrier Ballroom.
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Could a Cornellian Be the Next Miss World?
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Ji-Yeon Lim ’21 will represent South Korea in Miss World 2019, one of 130 participants in the oldest running international beauty pageant.
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Political Beliefs Shape People’s Trust in News, New Cornell Tech Study Shows
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A new Cornell Tech study shows that news headlines might not matter as much as we think. Prof. Mor Naaman examined how much previously held political beliefs affected how much Americans trusted headlines.
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Cornell Research Shows Poor Image Quality Can Affect Online Sales
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Think twice before using either a stock photo or a low-quality image when trying to sell your used items online because buyers are less likely to be attracted, a new Cornell Tech study warns.
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MORADI | CS Needs an Ethics Requirement
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Here’s a frightening proposition for this recruiting season: Cornell’s computer science undergraduates are woefully underprepared for careers in tech. Cornell’s CS undergrads are bright and technically apt. They learn from some of the best minds in the field, and they score some of the most coveted positions in the industry. It’s not that these future developers can’t solve the problems put forth before before them. It’s that they often have no idea what the problems are in the first place.
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Cornell Beats Other Ivies in Cryptocurrency Course Offerings
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Cornell is among several other higher education institutions in actively meeting the rising academic interest in this field by offering a total of 28 relevant courses — the largest amount among the world’s top 50 universities as ranked by U.S. News and World Report, beating other Ivy League universities.