Magazine 2026: The Industry Edition @ColumbiaSEAS
Magazine 2026: The Industry Edition  @ColumbiaSEAS
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What will bring advances from the lab to real-world impact is partnership and collaboration. In this issue of Columbia Engineering magazine, we take a look at recent partnerships between our School and industry that are solving problems and advancing progress in key sectors.

Our 20+ industry-affiliated centers are working to bring solutions to the hardest challenges facing some of the world’s most innovative companies. From our new Columbia Fusion Research Center and the Center of Advanced Electrification to the recently launched sustainable materials hub Gotham Foundry, you’ll see how relationships lead to powerful collaboration.


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Magazine 2026: The Industry Edition

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