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Two Sentences Close the Gender Gap in Job Applications
Solutions1d ago

Two Sentences Close the Gender Gap in Job Applications

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.

Fast Company3 min read
Smart Glove Cuts Hand Swelling by 25% at Home
Health & WellnessFeb 26

Smart Glove Cuts Hand Swelling by 25% at Home

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.

Phys.org - Technology2 min read
Robot Cart Helps ER Doctors Save Lives Faster
InnovationFeb 11

Robot Cart Helps ER Doctors Save Lives Faster

A smart medical cart now talks and lights up to guide doctors to critical supplies during emergencies, cutting stress and saving precious seconds. Cornell researchers found healthcare teams prefer the robotic assistant over standard carts.

Medical Xpress2 min read
Your Brain Measures Progress by Joy, Not Hours Worked
Health & WellnessFeb 5

Your Brain Measures Progress by Joy, Not Hours Worked

Cornell researchers discovered people judge their goal progress by how much fun they're having, not how much time they've invested. The finding could change how we motivate ourselves and others.

Phys.org2 min read
New Framework Helps 20 Nations Balance Growth and Green Goals
Planet WinsJan 30

New Framework Helps 20 Nations Balance Growth and Green Goals

Emerging markets no longer have to choose between fighting poverty and protecting the planet. Cornell researchers created a scoring system that rewards progress, not just perfection.

Google News - Economic Growth2 min read
Cornell Team 3D Prints Concrete Underwater Using Ocean Sand
SolutionsJan 29

Cornell Team 3D Prints Concrete Underwater Using Ocean Sand

Cornell researchers are teaching robots to 3D print concrete structures underwater using seafloor sediment, potentially transforming how we build and repair bridges, ports, and other critical ocean infrastructure. The breakthrough could make maritime construction faster, cheaper, and far less disruptive to marine environments.

Phys.org - Technology3 min read
Vitamin B12 May Slow Aging and Boost Muscle Health
Health & WellnessJan 20

Vitamin B12 May Slow Aging and Boost Muscle Health

Cornell researchers discovered vitamin B12 plays a far bigger role in human health than previously known, protecting muscle strength and energy production as we age. Early intervention could help millions of older adults maintain vitality and independence.

Medical Xpress3 min read