US researchers were hopeful when Donald Trump appointed Michael Kratsios to a top science position, but many say he has contributed to the chaos. Can he turn things around?

The ability of animals to tailor their communication to different social situations is more sophisticated and human-like than we often imagine. For Dr. Katherine Anderson, who recently earned her Ph.D...

BioWraptor packages fragile biomolecules into robust microparticles, enabling storage without refrigeration, cutting costs and emissions, and expanding access to essential biologics.

The U.S. National Science Foundation  Regional Innovation Engines (NSF Engines) program announced the 29 semifinalists advancing to the next stage of the second…

Faculty at the Graduate Center and throughout CUNY receive support for innovative work in AI, autonomous vehicle technology, smartphones, and wearable devices.

What do malls in Flushing, food courts in Long Island City and a viral TikTok meme all have in common? For a team of designers and researchers at City College, they’re clues to a deeper story about sp...

Faced with federal funding cuts, scientists are learning to communicate about what they do — and why it matters.

Alumna Danielle Swingle’s research shows that some bacteria follow different rules when reacting to light and stress.

What if the way we feel about an image, whether it is outdoor scenery, a city skyline, or a childhood photo, wasn't just about memory or mood but something deeper in how we see? For Dr. Edward A. Vess...

Life in the last agricultural penal colony in Europe - and talk with the director.

Since 1925, the Guggenheim Foundation has given Fellowships to exceptional artists, writers, scholars, and scientists, empowering them to pursue meaningful work under the freest possible conditions.

In a time marked by political polarization and competing narratives, the study of history has never been more urgent. For Dr. Alexandra Stern, assistant professor of history at CCNY, the power of hist...

Physicists have discovered that electronic excitations in 2D magnets can interact through spin waves – ripples in a material’s magnetic structure. This breakthrough allows excitons (electron-hole pair...

Groundbreaking research by physicists at The City College of New York is being credited for a novel discovery regarding the interaction of electronic excitations via spin waves. The finding by the Lab...