Topics in Medical Informatics is back after a short hiatus with a new time and format. The course combines a journal club with a social agenda of having fun. The intent is to bring together the ...

In the 1960s I worked in Special Collections in Butler Library. We had a room called the Papyrology and Epigraphy collection where we stored the ancient texts. One afternoon, we let in and locked ...

Naloxone trainings are currently offered virtually via Zoom to all members of the Columbia community, including affiliates on the Morningside/Manhattanville campus ...

Title: Superconducting photonic circuits for quantum frequency conversion and cryogenic data links Abstract: Superconducting and photonic circuits are among the most advanced platforms for quantum ...

No papers or oral presentations are required. Students are expected to work independently to study the materials that could not be covered in class for lack of time. The final examination (3 hours) ...

To start off, let's look at the best stock website for value investors, ValueInvesting.io. It shows you intrinsic value of stocks globally so that you can know which ones are undervalued or overvalued ...

In today's fast-paced finance world, information and data about the stock market are all over the internet. As a result, there are also many stock analysis websites available for investors to choose ...

The texts required for this course are available at the Columbia Bookstore. Shorter required texts are available online. Please follow the links from the online syllabus. Written work: two papers, one ...

The construction of the International Affairs Building involved heavy blasting, which was supposed to be scheduled to coincide with intervals between classes. Frequently, the blasts came early. Given ...

I have been retired for ten years. As do most of my contemporaries, I have had a variety of ailments. I am struck by the almost universal cursoriness of physical examinations by today's physicians.

My strongest memories of Tom's Restaurant were always of Pete, who would add, "Make it good!" to kitchen orders, as if otherwise the cooks would "Make it bad!" The other enduring image I have of Tom's ...

Of that insatiable hunger, a soft familiar smile more pity than love. The briefcase tossed behind the couch, a last cigarette in the cold night air. Desire, like dormant dreams, dies so, so hard.