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A graph showing the demand on Cornell's central energy plant shows a steady decline through mid to late March as the University phased-in COVID-related closures, virtual instruction, and remote-work. Click the image for a real-time view of Cornell's energy demand over the last 90 days.

Powering Down the Campus: Advancing Deep Energy Efficiency during COVID-19

NYSERDA grants $1.65M to Cornell for carbon footprint, energy reductions

NYSERDA grants $1.65M to Cornell for carbon footprint, energy reductions

Blaine Friedlander/Cornell University Nassib Mugwanya, center, a member of the Cornell Alliance for Science’s inaugural cohort, talks with Ed Buckler, right, a U.S. Department of Agriculture appointee and a Cornell adjunct professor on plant breeding and genetics, after a AAAS agricultural session on Feb. 15.

Cornell scientists amplify ‘green’ research at AAAS

Featured Reports

Cornell is leading a $77 million effort to upgrade the Compact Muon Solenoid detector that can identify and characterize elementary particles produced in high-energy collisions. CERN/Provided

Cornell Chronicle | Mar 31, 2020

CMS upgrade will shine light on Higgs boson

Newly Developed Catalyst to recycle greenhouse gases

Phys.org | Feb 17, 2020

New catalyst recycles greenhouse gases into fuel and hydrogen gas

Co2

Phys.org | Feb 06, 2020

Water-conducting membrane allows carbon dioxide to transform into fuel more efficiently

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Andrej Singer

MSE professor honored with NSF Early Career award

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