Articles by Cornell University

New estimate, using data gathered at the National Science Foundation's Atacama Cosmology Telescope, matches the one provided by the standard model of the universe

Improved air quality, reduced ozone pollution may have averted bird deaths—and there are benefits to humans, too

Victoria blight is caused by the fungus Cochliobolus victoriae, which produces the Victorin toxin, but until now no one has uncovered the genes and mechanisms involved

The raging megaflood—likely touched off by the heat of a meteoritic impact—set up gigantic ripples that are tell-tale geologic structures familiar to Earth scientists

An interdisciplinary collaboration updated the "small polaron hopping model" to reflect different pathways for conduction in ceramics

Thirty-year data set shows that birds are breeding earlier, at a cost

This disappeared species from Parque Nacional da Serra da Bocaina, Brazil, known only from a museum specimen collected in 1968, was detected by eDNA surveys

Researchers have been experimenting with a thin mesh covering, called exclusion netting, around berry crops as a means to prevent spotted wing drosophila infestation

Everyone wants firm numbers as schools make decisions about in-person versus remote learning and local and state governments grapple with reopening

Researchers say scientists should develop new models that more accurately reflect the carbon-storage processes beneath our feet, in order to effectively draw down atmospheric CO₂