Robert Barton
While at Harvard, Rob was accepted into the summer REU program at Columbia University, where he discovered a whole new world of science called “nano.” Read more
- Hometown: Central Massachusetts
- Applied and Engineering Physics
Spotlights: AEP
Cornell synchrotron gets support from U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer visited campus with some welcome news: Cornell's world-renowned synchrotron X-ray facility will continue being funded. http://www.cornell.edu/video/?videoID=22000 Read more
Craig Fennie receives NSF Career award
Craig Fennie is one of ten Cornell faculty members to receive NSF award. Read more
Greg Fuchs wins Air Force Young Investigator Award
Gregory Fuchs is among this year's 48 winners of the Air Force Young investigator Research Program. Read more
Tiny microscopes will save lives: Weill Cornell doctors have high hopes for multiphoton endoscopy
From precancerous lesions in the bladder to polyps in the colon, pathologists are constantly examining tissue biopsies for diagnoses. Ezra Magazine, Winter 2012 Read more
NYC Plans on 'Morning Joe'
MSNBC: Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Cornell President David Skorton joined Morning Joe December 20, 2011 to discuss the NYC Tech Campus. Read more
AEP Ranked #2 in U.S. News
AEP ranked #2, up one spot from last year, for best undergraduate engineering program. Read more
Craig Fennie ( 2008 )
Craig Fennie investigates how architecture determines the multifunctional properties of inorganic materials. Read more
Remembering Bob
A tribute to Boris "Bob" Batterman Read more
AEP Commencement
The New Physical Sciences Building: AEP Reception in Style Read more