Information Density: Cornell Tech – Signal Evidence & AI Readability

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[H3] Cornell Tech Celebrates Official Opening of New Spaces for Academic and Research Programs in the Tata Innovation Center

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[H3] Toyota Research Institute, Cornell Partner on AI Projects

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[H3] Four Student-Founded AI Companies Win Cornell Tech Startup Awards

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[H3] Student Spotlight: Tobias Weinberg
Tobias Weinberg is a doctoral candidate in computer science from Buenos Aires, …

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[H3] New Approach Designs Healthcare Robots With, Not For, the People Who Use Them

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[H3] Cornell Tech Announces the 2026 Startup Awards and the Inaugural Frontiers of AI Summit

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[H3] What Does It Mean To Train an AI To Speak Like You?

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[H3] Making Big Tech Algorithms ‘Fair’ is Harder Than it Looks

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[H3] AI Tools To Help Vision-Impaired Are Good, but Could Be Better

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We are Cornell Tech

At Cornell Tech, we don’t just study technology. We build its future.

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RESEARCH WITH IMPACT

At Cornell Tech, our faculty advance foundational research and turn bold ideas into technologies, companies, and policies that change the world.

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RESEARCH WITH IMPACT

At Cornell Tech, our faculty advance foundational research and turn bold ideas into technologies, companies, and policies that change the world.

Cornell Tech was a launchpad that gave me the skills, confidence, and community I needed to develop as a digital health technologist.

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[H2] The AI Era is Made in New York
The campus was purpose-built for the digital age to encourage innovation and promote creative collisions.

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The campus was purpose-built for the digital age to encourage innovation and promote creative collisions.

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The Emma and Georgina Bloomberg Center is the academic hub of the campus bringing students and faculty together to collaborate across disciplines.

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The House at Cornell Tech is the world’s first residential high-rise built to Passive House standards, a rigorous set of sustainability measures projected to save of 882 tons of CO2 per year.

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The Tata Innovation Center is a corporate co-location building that houses a mix of cutting-edge companies working alongside groundbreaking Cornell academic teams.

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The Graduate Roosevelt Island Hotel and Verizon Executive Education Center accelerate Cornell Tech’s role as a magnet for innovation by providing a venue for academic conferences, executive programs, academic workshops, and lodging.

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Established jointly by Cornell University and the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, the Jacobs Institute fosters radical experimentation at the intersection of research, education, and global entrepreneurship.

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[H3] Alumni
Building startups from the ground up

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A sustainable impact in New York City

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Preparing the next generation of New Yorkers for the digital age

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[H3] Runway Startups
Part business school, part research institution, part startup incubator

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[H3] Break Through Tech
Launching women on paths of opportunity

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[H3] Entrepreneurial in all that we do

With a full stack of technical expertise—including experts in AI, hardware, algorithms, optimization, policy, and regulation—we’re building the technologies and companies of tomorrow. Whether a commercially-viable startup or a socially-conscious venture, the entities we create make an impact.

See what we've built

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Built at Cornell Tech
Take a look at companies, projects, and technologies built by members of the Cornell Tech campus community.

[H2] Unparalleled Access
Both on and off campus, Cornell Tech students have the opportunity to collaborate with world-class researchers and practitioners across disciplines.

“Thinking back on the classmates that I had, the one word that stands out is ‘leaders.’”

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Amanda Emmanuel
Lead Product Manager at Attentive, Johnson Cornell Tech MBA ‘15

Lead Product Manager at Attentive, Johnson Cornell Tech MBA ‘15

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Master's Programs
Technology and information overcome boundaries – and so do our programs.

[H2] Built for Innovation
The award-winning design of the Cornell Tech campus is as innovative as the visionary thinkers who inhabit it. Find out what it’s like to study, work, and live on one of the most technically and environmentally advanced campuses in the world.

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Buildings
Discover how our campus is designed to help you do your best work.

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Housing
Learn about on-campus housing for students and faculty.

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Event Space
Plan your next event at the Verizon Executive Education Center, our airy, modern, full-service venue.

[H2] NYC Living Meets Close-Knit Campus

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The House at Cornell Tech
Steps away from class. Minutes from Midtown. Fully-furnished, high-end residences. Rooftop terrace happy hours. Our campus housing is NYC living at its best.

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Verizon Executive Education Center
A gathering place for organizations to shape the future of technology.

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The Café
The Café is a central meeting place with an ever-changing, international menu and, of course, very strong coffee.

[H2] Experience our campus from wherever you are.
With acres of greenspace, endless skyline views, and landmark architecture, our campus is a rare oasis in New York City. To understand how amazing it is, you have to visit.
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[H1] Joan and Irwin Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute

[H2] CHANGING ACADEMIA. REVOLUTIONIZING INDUSTRY.
The Jacobs Institute fosters radical experimentation at the intersection of research, education, and entrepreneurship. Established jointly by Cornell University and the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, our mission is to transform key industries through technological innovation, deep-tech startups, and uniquely skilled talent.

Cornell Tech and the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute stand with our Technion colleagues and their families in these difficult times.

Who We Are

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[H3] PIONEERS IN ACADEMIA

Our faculty and students are unafraid to break with convention. We support experimentation in flexible, cross-disciplinary hubs instead of traditional academic departments.

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[H3] TRANSFORMING INDUSTRIES FOR GOOD

Interdisciplinary, domain-focused programs equip students to transform industries where technology’s impact is most positively felt.

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[H3] EXPANDING CAREER POTENTIAL

Through programs that tackle application domains in depth, our students and postdocs enter the workforce with expanded opportunities to lead teams and start companies in fast-growing industries.

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[H3] GLOBAL CONNECTION

By bringing together two world-class institutions, we dramatically expand the scope of international collaborations between top-notch students and faculty.

[H2] Our Programs

[H3] Technion-Cornell Dual Master’s Degrees with a Concentration in Connective Media
This first-of-its-kind degree, developed with input from Twitter, Facebook, Google, and The New York Times, educates a new generation to realize the full utility of connective media and constantly innovate new ways to develop and interact with it. By building new technologies to connect people, students explore the social theory behind their technology and learn to ask questions of it.
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[H3] Technion-Cornell Dual Master’s Degrees with a Concentration in Health Tech
In this pioneering degree program, students build the digital health technologies that will transform healthcare. In addition to gaining unparalleled industry insight, students learn to apply machine learning, data science, and other emerging tools to change the way healthcare is delivered and experienced.
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[H3] Technion-Cornell Dual Master’s Degrees with a Concentration in Urban Tech
In our newest two-year program, you will acquire two world-class tech credentials as you find ways to make cities smarter, more sustainable, and more livable. In addition, your living laboratory will be New York City—the ultimate urban ecosystem and the perfect place to build unparalleled connections.
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[H3] Runway Startup Postdoctoral Program
Runway ushers recent PhDs in digital technology fields through a paradigm shift: from an academic mindset to an entrepreneurial outlook. With an impressive package that includes a salary, research budget, housing allowance, space and more, postdocs get a bit of “runway” to launch their startup companies.
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[H2] OUR PEOPLE
We attract faculty and researchers from around the world who pursue cross-disciplinary work that pushes the boundaries of academia.

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[H4] Urban Tech Hub

The Urban Tech Hub of the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute at Cornell Tech is a new venture in New York City that generates applied research, fosters an expanding tech ecosystem, and cultivates the next generation of leaders in urban technology.
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[H4] Collaboration Grants

The Ruch Collaboration Grants incentivize faculty at Cornell and the Technion to collaborate on proposals to the National Science Foundation, the US-Israel Binational Foundation, and other agencies.

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[H4] Faculty Exchange Grants

The Ruch Faculty Exchange Program increases faculty collaboration between the Cornell campuses and the Technion by funding travel for joint research projects and workshops that span both campuses.

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[H4] NYC Summer Research Program for Technion Students

Technion students can apply for funding to live in New York City and work hands-on with Cornell Tech faculty. The program connects Jacobs Institute faculty seeking short-term research assistance with talented students from the Technion.

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[H4] iTrek

This 10-day academic and cultural trip offers students an opportunity to learn about the growing economy of innovation in Israel. Coursework focuses on Israel’s established startup ecosystem, as well as development for real-time application in a design-led workshop.

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[H4] Sabbaticals for Technion Faculty

The Jacobs Institute encourages Technion faculty to spend sabbatical time on the Cornell Tech campus collaborating with Cornell Tech-based faculty. From short projects to long-term research collaborations, there are many opportunities to work in New York City with a faculty host and collaborator.

[H2] Our Ideas
We believe that fresh thinking and a tech-driven approach can improve the lives of people every day.

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[H4] Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute at Cornell Tech Launches the Urban Tech Hub
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[H4] Jacobs Institute to Host 'Future of Mobility' Conference with Governor's Office
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[H4] Cornell Tech Hosts Symposium to Push Mixed Reality Accessibility Forward
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[H4] Using Computer Vision To Support Gut Disorder Patients
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[H4] Mining Our Digital Traces For Early Indications of Alzheimer’s
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[H4] Health tech pioneer Deborah Estrin named MacArthur fellow
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[H4] Runway Startup To Pilot Sleep Diagnostic Patch in Two Hospitals
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Health Tech at Cornell Tech

[H2] Build, Test, Transform

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[H3] Make Change
Learn from the best what it takes to change healthcare and have an impact on people’s lives.

Meet Faculty

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[H3] Prototype & Test
Build something meaningful and new, then test its viability with real users and industry experts.

Explore Studio

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[H3] Gain Insight
Learn healthcare needs in situ via our partnership with Weill Cornell Medicine.

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Health Tech at Cornell Tech

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[H2] Three-Part Curriculum

[H3] Technical Courses
From applied machine learning to human-computer interaction and more, you’ll code, prototype, theorize, and design in rigorous computer science and engineering courses.

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[H3] Health Courses
Anchor your tech skills with a deep understanding of healthcare delivery, digital health, decision support, precision and global medicine.

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[H3] Studio Courses
Practice entrepreneurship, product design, startup management and other skills in cross-disciplinary teams with MBA, law, and engineering students in this essential component of all Cornell Tech programs.

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[H4] About the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Dual Master of Science Degrees with a Concentration in Health Tech
This dual-degree program provides advanced technical training with an emphasis on machine learning, software development, cybersecurity, and HCI. Students will apply these state-of-the-art technologies to address consumer health and wellness, clinical decision-making, and healthcare operations, including in close collaboration with physicians at Weill Cornell Medicine, one of the best medical schools in the country.
Through project-based learning, students acquire valuable experience in end-to-end digital product development and management. Health Tech prepares students for technical careers in a wide range of companies, including startups, established companies, and healthcare enterprises. This program also confers exceptional preparation for career paths in digital technologies, generally.

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[H3] Health Tech Specialization Project
The two-semester Specialization Project gives you the opportunity to take a deep dive into a topic of your choosing, honing specialized skills, implementing novel prototypes, analyzing complex data sets, or pursuing user-centered design studies.
You will complete the project requirement in one of two ways:
Anchor Course + Self-Directed Project
Fall: TECH 5901: Intro to Spec — 1 cr
Spring: Approved-anchor course* (3 cr) and 5920 (1 cr) — 4 cr
Fall: INFO 5920: Specialization Project** — 4 cr

Faculty-Directed Independent Study
Fall: TECH 5901: Intro to Spec — 1 cr
Spring: INFO 7900: Independent Study — 4 cr
Fall: INFO 7900: Independent Study — 4 cr

* Approved anchor course list available per program
** Projects may be done independently or with partner(s).

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[H2] Featured Faculty

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[H3] Deborah Estrin
Associate Dean for Impact and Robert V. Tishman ’37 Professor
Deborah Estrin is the Robert V. Tishman ’37 Professor at Cornell Tech and in the Computer Science Department at Cornell University, and currently serves as an Associate Dean at Cornell Tech.
Areas of Research:
Digital health
Public interest tech
Academic Degrees:
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1985
Research Labs and Initiatives:
Public Interest Technology Initiative (PiTech)
NYP-Cornell Cardio-AI Initiative
XR Collaboratory
Digital Life Initiative
Website
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[H3] Tanzeem Choudhury
Chief of Health Innovation and Roger and Joelle Burnell Professor in Integrated Health and Technology
Areas of Research:
Health AI
Wearables and ubiquitous computing
Digital mental health
Academic degrees:
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
M.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
B.S., University of Rochester
Website: https://pac.cs.cornell.edu/
Social Media: @PAC_Cornell
Research Labs and Initiatives:
People-Aware Computing Group
Precision Behavioral Health Initiative

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Associate Professor
Nicola Dell is an Associate Professor at the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute at Cornell Tech and in the Information Science Department at Cornell University.
Areas of Research:
Human-computer interaction
Computer security and privacy
Computing and social justice
Artificial intelligence
Academic Degrees:
Ph.D., University of Washington, 2015
M.S., University of Washington, 2011
B.Sc., University of East Anglia, 2004
Research Labs and Initiatives:
Clinic to End Tech Abuse
Center for Applied Research on Work
Security, Trust, and Safety Initiative
Digital Life Initiative
Website
Google Scholar

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[H3] Emma Pierson
Andrew H. and Ann R. Tisch Assistant Professor
Emma Pierson is an assistant professor of computer science at the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute at Cornell Tech and the Technion where she holds the Andrew H. and Ann R. Tisch Assistant Professor Chair, and a computer science field member at Cornell University.
Research focus: The development of data science and machine learning methods to study inequality and healthcare
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[H3] A Diagnostic Mirror for Skin Cancer
Jillian Sue ’18, Yating Zhan ’18, and other students applied computer vision and machine learning technology to prototype a reflective mirror for identifying malignant moles.
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[H3] A Web Platform for Caregivers
Kiyan Rajabi ‘18, Utsav Vakil ‘18, and other students won seed funding from the Cornell Tech Startup Awards to launch ReverCare, a platform that connects family caregivers to care coaches to ease the burden of caring for elderly loved ones.
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[H3] Chatbot for Diabetes Patient Reminders
Responding to a challenge from Hale Health, Xialin Shen ‘18 and other students built a voice chatbot that reminds diabetes patients to log daily info, which helps their doctors improve their treatment plans.
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[H3] Career Outcomes
Cornell Tech offers best-in-class career management services to set you up for success after graduation. Recent graduates work at companies such as Pfizer Innovation, Datalogue, Oscar Health, Weight Watchers, Paige.AI, and many others. Learn about placement rates, employers, and more.

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[H3] Diversity & Inclusion
Cornell Tech was founded to advance technology as a means to a better quality of life for all communities in New York City, across the nation, and around the world. Our best work results in ethical, inclusive, accessible technology for all users, especially the underserved and underrepresented.
Vital to that mission is building a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community of students, faculty, and staff. We seek to build things with — not just for — real people and believe in the power of participation and representation.

Learn about our diversity & inclusion initiatives

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[H3] Health Tech in NYC
With its central location in New York City, Cornell Tech students benefit from fluid interactions with some of the foremost medical experts and institutions in the country. Weill Cornell Medical College, Memorial Sloan Kettering, and Northwell Health clinicians mentor specialization projects, provide summer internships, and sometimes even serve on advisory boards of student startups.

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[H3] Academia Unbound
This program is offered through the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute. The Jacobs Institute fosters radical experimentation at the intersection of research, education, and entrepreneurship.

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[H3] Applying
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[H3] Tuition & Fees
Find info on program costs for the current academic year.

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[H3] Financial Aid
Visit the Cornell University site to learn about financial aid opportunities.

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[H3] Campus & Housing
Explore the stunning campus of Cornell Tech on Roosevelt Island, in the heart of New York City.

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[H3] AI Tools Show Promise for Diagnosing Advanced Heart Failure

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[H3] Cornell Tech Names Chief of Health Innovation, Launches Health Tech Hub Advisory Committee

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[H3] Robotic Medical Crash Cart Eases Workload for Healthcare Teams

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[H3] Cornell Tech Studio Startup Hyro Raises $45 Million to Scale Voice AI in Healthcare

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