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    Columbia University
    @Columbia
    Jan 27, 2025
    Find more news and content from Columbia on our other social media accounts: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/school/columbi… Instagram: instagram.com/columbia Facebook: facebook.com/columbia/ Threads: threads.net/@columbia Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/columb…
    Ornate iron gate with the name "Columbia" at the entrance, lit by warm orange lighting.
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    Columbia University
    @Columbia
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    Meet the next generation of scientists!
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    Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute
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    🔬Congratulations to this year’s @ZuckermanBrain BRAINYAC teen grads! ✨ Our BRAINYAC summer research program pairs 10th & 11th graders from partner schools in Upper Manhattan & the South Bronx with @Columbia neuroscientists for hands-on lab experience, mentorship and a
    BRAINYAC graduates
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    BRAINYAC graduates
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    Columbia University
    @Columbia
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    🌸 Summer flowers at @ColumbiaMed 📷 Martin Seck @ColumbiaMSPH
    A scenic view features pink coneflowers in the foreground, with the George Washington Bridge in the background under a partly cloudy sky. Tall grasses and green foliage surround the flowers.
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    Columbia University
    @Columbia
    Aug 20
    Columbia University spending supports New York businesses. Learn more about our vital role in the local economy: columbia.edu/content/explor…
    $580 million. Columbia spends millions buying goods and services within New York State.
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    Columbia University
    @Columbia
    Aug 19
    A promising breakthrough in cancer treatment from @CUSEAS:
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    Columbia Engineering
    @CUSEAS
    Aug 19
    Metastatic cancer is hard to predict and treat, but a new chip from Columbia Engineering’s @GVNlab has successfully mimicked how cancer spreads in the body, opening new doors for drug discovery and understanding of metastatic progression. For more: bit.ly/3U7j4RJ
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