Dr. Kathryn Boor focuses on keeping the food supply safe from dangerous microbes.
Today's Schedule
| 10:00AM |  |
Eric Alterman: The Search for a Liberal Foreign Policy |
| 11:00AM |  |
Maisie Greenawalt: How the Humane Sausage Gets Made |
| 12:00PM |  |
Avery August targets asthma in animals and humans |
| 1:00PM |  |
Bloomberg announces $133M gift to Cornell Tech |
| 2:00PM |  |
Immigration Reform Debate: A University Perspective |
| 3:00PM |  |
Claude Steele explains impact of stereotype threat on achievement |
| 4:00PM |  |
Ajay Banga: A World Beyond Cash |
| 5:00PM |  |
World is their canvas: Graffiti artists come to Ithaca |
| 6:00PM |  |
Rajiv Chandrasekaran discusses America's strategy in Afghanistan |
| 7:00PM |  |
Project: Design, make, sell |
| 8:00PM |  |
Hanging with Cornellians - Professor Tarleton Gillespie |
| 9:00PM |  |
Individual variation in functional brain networks in fetuses and children |
| 10:00PM |  |
Soumitra Dutta unveils 2013 Global IT Report |
| 11:00PM |  |
Climate Change Forum - Faculty Pitches |
| 1:00AM |  |
Jeff Hawkins: How brain science will change computing |
| 2:00AM |  |
Quarks and Cold Atoms: From the Hottest to the Coldest Places in the Universe |
| 3:00AM |  |
Europe in the World: Perspectives on Communities Celebration |
| 4:00AM |  |
Where Are We Now and Where Are We Going? |
| 5:00AM |  |
Cornell University Veterinary Specialists honor "Courageous Companions" |
| 6:00AM |  |
Women, Science and Motherhood: Choices Then and Now |
| 7:00AM |  |
BOOM 2013 - Bits On Our Minds |
| 8:00AM |  |
Fracking and the Future of Global Energy |
