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@columbiaseas.bsky.socialNovaKnee is developing a 3D-printed knee joint made from a biodegradable scaffold infused with stem cells, designed to regenerate the patient’s cartilage and bone as the scaffold biodegrades.
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@columbiaseas.bsky.socialNOVAKnee, a “living knee” implant, has been named to the 2026 TIME Best Inventions List.
The project is co-led by Biomedical Engineering professors Clark Hung and Nadeen Chahine, as well as collaborators from the University of Missouri led by James L. Cook.
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@columbiaseas.bsky.socialColumbia Electrochemical Energy Center researchers co-led a Nature study finding up to 40% of lithium ions in standard battery electrolytes cluster together, even without anions. The clusters may help form the film protecting battery lifespan & safety.
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@columbiaseas.bsky.socialThe Columbia Center for Advanced Electrification (CCAE) brought together researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and energy experts for three days of #ClimateWeek programming focused on the future of electrification and energy storage.
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@columbiaseas.bsky.socialCongrats to Santiago Correa, who has won the NIH Director’s New Innovator Award – over $3.7 million across five years to support his lab’s research in bioactive injectable hydrogels formulated with extracellular vesicles (EVs) for a new approach to immunotherapy.
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@columbiaseas.bsky.socialColumbia Electrochemical Energy Center (CEEC) brought together researchers, industry leaders, and students to explore the ways electrochemical technologies can meet the world’s growing energy demands during its 2026 Fall Symposium held Sept. 23.
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@columbiaseas.bsky.socialClimate Week kicked off late last month with “Sustainable Energy, Resource and Environmental Solutions,” a symposium that brought together leading voices in government, industry, and academia to examine critical mineral supply chains and emerging energy sources.
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@cancerdynamics.bsky.socialReposted by @columbiaseas.bsky.social🔬 New research from IICD and @columbiamed.bsky.social!
Published in @natimmunol.nature.com, the study tracks T-cell clones across time and tissue to reveal how they evolve and contribute to damage in graft-versus-host disease (GVHD).
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@columbiaseas.bsky.socialKara Lamb @climate.columbia.edu joins today's LEAP panel discussion, "The Rise of Agentic AI: What It Means for Climate Innovation," part of #ClimateWeek at #ColumbiaEngineering.
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@columbiaseas.bsky.socialJoin leading researchers, industry practitioners, and policymakers as they discuss Energy Storage Systems and advances in electrification at 2026 IEEE/CCAE Symposium on Advanced Electrification Systems as part of #ClimateWeek. Get details and register: https://bit.ly/45ILC6x
@columbiaseas.bsky.socialDaniel Esposito, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering, is a featured speaker at today's CEEC Fall Symposium 2026: Mines and Feedstocks to Grids, Chemicals, and Materials, part of #ClimateWeekNYC at #ColumbiaEngineering.
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@columbiaseas.bsky.socialThis is one glimpse into the expertise she’ll bring to Climate Week at Columbia Engineering. Catch her today at the LCSE symposium, where she’ll lead discussions alongside leaders from industry, research, and government on rebuilding secure & sustainable mineral supply chains.
@columbiaseas.bsky.socialGreeshma Gadikota, the Lenfest Earth Institute Professor of Climate Change and professor of earth and environmental engineering, is using engineering methods to recover more of what's actually in the rock, such as the copper-rich leachate she's extracting from the sample of low-grade ore.
@columbiaseas.bsky.socialCopper rarely comes out of the ground on its own. Ores are usually bundled with other elements, and traditional mining leaves most of that behind as waste.
@climate.columbia.eduReposted by @columbiaseas.bsky.socialMining is essential but doesn’t have to be wasteful. Lenfest Center for Sustainable Energy director Greeshma Gadikota of @columbiaseas.bsky.social & @climate.columbia.edu is developing sustainable approaches for acquiring & refining raw inputs that become hardware & energy: https://bit.ly/4xFOCwe
@columbiaseas.bsky.socialClimate Week at Columbia Engineering starts this week. 🌎
From Sept. 22–25 our community will explore how engineering is addressing some of the planet's most urgent challenges.
Join us! View the full lineup and register today: https://bit.ly/45KV612 @climate.columbia.edu @climategroup.bsky.social
@columbiaseas.bsky.socialJoin us for the Fusion Research Symposium: Optimizing Symmetry in Fusion Plasmas, part of #ClimateWeek at Columbia. Register and learn more about the innovative work that’s driving the industry forward at the Columbia Fusion Research Center here: https://bit.ly/4z2BgM6
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@datascicolumbia.bsky.socialReposted by @columbiaseas.bsky.social#ColumbiaAI News: @columbiauniversity.bsky.social experts Vishal Misra and Suman Jana “urge calm and preparedness” amid AI panic.
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@columbiaseas.bsky.socialGreeshma Gadikota, Lenfest Earth Institute Professor of Climate Change and Professor of Earth and Environmental Engineering at Columbia Engineering, is rethinking what mining and refining could look like, building the case for processing critical materials here in the U.S.
