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A Cornell researcher taking a shortcut through an Ithaca cemetery stumbled upon one of the world's largest documented bee colonies. More than 5.5 million wild bees have been thriving in the undisturbed sandy soil for over a century.
Two Cornell teammates turned championship winning into a full-time job, capturing three national titles across different leagues in just over a year. Their latest victory ended a 15-year drought for the Toronto Rock.
Cornell students are solving one of NASA's biggest challenges: how to safely manage thousands of drones flying together in crowded skies. Their breakthrough approach teaches drones to avoid collisions on their own, just like cars navigate roads.
Scientists discovered one of the largest bee colonies ever recorded living beneath a historic New York cemetery—and it's been thriving there for over a century. The find reveals how overlooked spaces can become havens for critical pollinators.
Lionel Messi just became owner of Cornella, a fifth-tier Spanish club that helped launch the careers of Arsenal keeper David Raya and Barcelona legend Jordi Alba. The eight-time Ballon d'Or winner is investing in local Catalan talent, strengthening his lifelong connection to the region where he became a global icon.
Two playground friends who both faced osteoporosis built a profitable startup in six months. Their calcium chew won $500,000 and became women-owned business of the year.
University of Pennsylvania senior Maya Urata sealed a thrilling 4-1 comeback victory over Cornell in her final home tennis match, rallying her team from a doubles deficit. The win marked a perfect storybook ending to her college career in University City.
Three new Cornell University Library exhibits are proving that wildlife conservation works, showcasing both heartbreaking losses and inspiring comebacks of endangered species. The displays launch April 16 with stories of hope alongside powerful reminders of what we could lose.
Scientists at Cornell University have successfully tested a safe, reversible male contraceptive in mice that completely stops sperm production without hormones. After treatment ended, fertility returned fully and the mice produced healthy offspring.
A six-year study shows researchers can safely stop and restart sperm production without hormones or lasting harm. Treated mice regained full fertility and had healthy offspring.
A university polo team founded just eight years ago as a family project has become a national powerhouse, claiming their third championship since 2023. The Mean Green upset 12-time champion Cornell at home, proving their dynasty is built to last.
Cornell researchers discovered that tracking solar panels installed over farmland can slash destructive winds by up to 70%, protecting crops while generating clean energy. The innovation turns farms into dual-purpose powerhouses that shield plants from damage.
Scientists at Cornell University created a neural implant smaller than a grain of salt that can wirelessly read brain activity for over a year. The device uses light instead of wires, opening doors to safer brain monitoring for medical treatments.
Cornell researchers discovered milkweed plants have evolved a brilliant new defense mechanism that could revolutionize monarch butterfly conservation efforts. The findings reveal nature's surprising innovation in one of evolution's oldest battles.
Scientists at Cornell and Technion adapted a centuries-old Middle Eastern cooling method into an eco-friendly air conditioning alternative that needs no electricity. The ceramic pipe system cools spaces through water evaporation, offering hope as climate change makes traditional AC increasingly harmful.
Cornell researchers discovered a simple fix to help women apply for high-paying jobs. Adding just two sentences about how pay is determined eliminated gender differences in applications and salary negotiations.
After more than 50 years, astronauts are heading back to the Moon this April with technology that could unlock Mars and reshape our search for life beyond Earth. Cornell scientists say this isn't just one mission—it's the launchpad for decades of discovery.
Researchers can now see atomic-scale defects inside computer chips for the first time, revealing tiny flaws that slow down electronics. The breakthrough could help make everything from smartphones to AI systems work better.
A Cornell student who convinced her California school district to quit fossil fuels is now leading 40 classmates in championing nuclear power as the key to meeting climate goals. Their first major event drew 200 people and support from Miss America 2023.
A new robotic glove with 37 tiny actuators can reduce hand swelling by up to 25% in just 30 minutes, and patients can use it safely at home without a therapist. Cornell researchers developed EdemaFlex to help millions suffering from painful hand edema finally get relief on their own schedule.
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