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Cornell Operations Research and Information Engineering plays a crucial role in shaping our world for the better. #CornellDuffieldEngineering

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Three @cornelleng faculty are among seven Cornell researchers receiving 2026-27 Center for Advanced Technology (CAT) grants to advance biotechnology through partnerships with New York companies.
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Congratulations to Larry Bonassar , Rong Yang , & Kyra Gan for projects on repairing herniated discs, a non-invasive immune therapy designed to reduce childhood antibiotic exposure, and modeling to optimize IVF treatment, respectively!
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Together, the seven projects received more than $1.2 million in CAT support to help move promising biotechnology research toward real-world applications.
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Read more: see link in bio.

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It’s good to be back! Happy first day of classes, Big Red! 📚❤️🐻

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Welcome home, Cornellians! ❤️

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Welcome to Duffield Engineering! 🐻

“Stay open to everything around you. This is an incredible place to explore and our faculty and staff are here to support you every step of the way.”

— Lynden Archer, Joseph Silbert Dean of Engineering

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We are so excited to welcome our newest Cornellians to the Hill today! 🐻✨

The class of 2026 shared some words of wisdom for you all as you begin your Cornell journeys. Their message is clear: Don’t be afraid to try something new! You have a wonderful adventure ahead of you. ❤️ #CornellWelcome

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It was an unforgettable journey down memory lane at #CornellUniversity with @dkting, over two decades later. Reliving cherished moments at North campus dorms with our son added an extra layer of joy. Deep gratitude to Hongnan cu_hongnan for the enlightening campus stroll and meeting Prof Eric Gentsch at the iconic ORIE Rhodes Hall. Walking through the historic Ho Plaza, admiring the towering presence of McGraw, and revisiting the timeless charm of Willard Straights. Wrapping up our trip with a visit to the beloved campus store. 💫
@cornelluniversity @cornellorie
#CampusMemories #CornellAlumni

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Summertime at Cornell ❤️

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Let’s hear it one more time for #Cornell2026! 🎓🐻🎉

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Congratulations to our newest Cornell Alumni! We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see what comes next! #Cornell2026 #EngineeringToMakeADifference 🎓❤️✨

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Engineering education research is a rapidly growing field focused on designing effective education systems and learning experiences within engineering. Scholars study how engineers learn, the impacts of educational practices, and how to expand participation in engineering, among other topics. With $25 million from a recent record-setting naming gift from David A. Duffield ’62, MBA ’64, we will establish the Cornell David A. Duffield Engineering Education Research Institute, positioning the college as a leader in the field.

“The last three years have been an exciting time for engineering education research at Cornell. The collaborations within Duffield Engineering and Cornell more broadly have shown how discipline-based education research can create transformative learning experiences for students. We see this new institute as a home for these and new collaborations, a place for scholars, change leaders and educators to come together and work at the forefront of engineering education.”

-- Alexandra Coso Strong, associate professor in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and Systems Engineering

The institute will be founded by four Cornell University faculty who work in schools across the college. Alexandra Coso Strong will lead the institute as its inaugural director. Allison Godwin, the Dr. G. Stephen Irwin ’67, ’68 Professor in Engineering Education Research in the R.F. Smith School, will serve as the first associate director.

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Duffield Engineering is multifaceted.

“The most spirited place on campus is, without question, Lynah Rink. Attending a Cornell hockey game is a quintessential Cornell experience, and as a member of the Big Red Pep Band, I’ve had the privilege of being at nearly every home and away game of the Cornell teams. Band is the thing that keeps me grounded when life gets stressful. I’m always grateful for the chance to cheer on my school and make music with my friends.

What I never expected was just how many engineers I’d meet in the band. Cornell gives students endless opportunities to explore their interests, and Duffield Engineering reflects that same spirit. It's a place where students are encouraged to branch out and find their niche.

When I first came to Cornell, I had never heard of operations research and information engineering. It wasn’t until I talked with people in the band that I discovered that engineering is broader than the mechanical and electrical paths commonly thought of. With the help of my advisor and a few fellow band members, I found #CornellORIE! It combined my interests in business and engineering.
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With a focus on interdisciplinary education, Duffield Engineering excels at creating students who are more than engineers. We are authors, artists, or in my case, musicians. It’s a place where you don’t need to be one thing; you can build an identity that encompasses who you are.”

– Lara Rodriguez ‘29

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Why did the phoenix cross the road? 🐦‍🔥

To follow the dragon to the Arts Quad, of course! 🐉

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