News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Faculty Do Ethicists Hinder HIV Prevention Research? Robert Klitzman addresses the issues surrounding institutional review boards. Faculty Sustaining Peace Conference Focuses on Women’s Crucial Roles in Peacebuilding and Security “When have we ever won by fighting fire with fire?” asks Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Leymah Gbowee. Faculty Jeffrey Sachs and Ruth DeFries Named University Professors Columbia University President Lee C. Bollinger has appointed Jeffrey Sachs and Ruth DeFries University Professors. Faculty Skye C. Cleary on Relationships and Dating Apps What effect have online dating apps had on love and relationships? Faculty Are “VIP” Patients Worth Breaking Hospital Protocols? When a "VIP" is admitted to the hospital, the typical relationship between doctor and patient can be turned on its head. Faculty Lecturer Mark Whitlock Researches Identity-Based Political Violence The Negotiation and Conflict Resolution lecturer explains his research on genocide. Faculty Tom Watson on Philanthropy and Government Tom Watson recently wrote a piece for The Chronicle of Philanthropy. Faculty Klitzman on Diagnosing the Presidential Candidates The Bioethics director explained why it’s fraught for medical practitioners to diagnose anyone they haven’t examined. Faculty Klitzman on IVF and Choosing a Child’s Sex Bioethics program director Robert Klitzman speaks about the ethicals of choosing a child’s sex through in vitro fertilization. Faculty Steve Bandrowczak Joins WISeKey’s Advisory Committee Steve Bandrowczak takes on a new role for a leading information cybersecurity organization. Faculty Robert Klitzman on Gene Editing Robert Klitzman recently wrote an article for CNN about gene editing and its potential ramifications. Faculty Robert Klitzman on the Threat of Bioterrorism With recent advances in gene-editing technology, lawmakers and bioethicists fear the potential actions of “rogue scientists." Load More
Faculty Do Ethicists Hinder HIV Prevention Research? Robert Klitzman addresses the issues surrounding institutional review boards.
Faculty Sustaining Peace Conference Focuses on Women’s Crucial Roles in Peacebuilding and Security “When have we ever won by fighting fire with fire?” asks Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Leymah Gbowee.
Faculty Jeffrey Sachs and Ruth DeFries Named University Professors Columbia University President Lee C. Bollinger has appointed Jeffrey Sachs and Ruth DeFries University Professors.
Faculty Skye C. Cleary on Relationships and Dating Apps What effect have online dating apps had on love and relationships?
Faculty Are “VIP” Patients Worth Breaking Hospital Protocols? When a "VIP" is admitted to the hospital, the typical relationship between doctor and patient can be turned on its head.
Faculty Lecturer Mark Whitlock Researches Identity-Based Political Violence The Negotiation and Conflict Resolution lecturer explains his research on genocide.
Faculty Tom Watson on Philanthropy and Government Tom Watson recently wrote a piece for The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
Faculty Klitzman on Diagnosing the Presidential Candidates The Bioethics director explained why it’s fraught for medical practitioners to diagnose anyone they haven’t examined.
Faculty Klitzman on IVF and Choosing a Child’s Sex Bioethics program director Robert Klitzman speaks about the ethicals of choosing a child’s sex through in vitro fertilization.
Faculty Steve Bandrowczak Joins WISeKey’s Advisory Committee Steve Bandrowczak takes on a new role for a leading information cybersecurity organization.
Faculty Robert Klitzman on Gene Editing Robert Klitzman recently wrote an article for CNN about gene editing and its potential ramifications.
Faculty Robert Klitzman on the Threat of Bioterrorism With recent advances in gene-editing technology, lawmakers and bioethicists fear the potential actions of “rogue scientists."
