🧠The health risks of lead have been known for decades. But due to industry pressure and lax regulation, the toxic substance has proved hard to eliminate. 🎙️For the real reason we don’t use lead paint anymore, listen below👇 🎧 Full episode: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vis…

Right after Notre Dame burned, international media focused on reconstruction plans. But on the potential for lead poisoning? Silence. On Vis à Vis, Judith Rainhorn explores France's inaction after the fire. 🎧Listen now: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vis…

Say hello to our new Alliance Program Intern, Léandre Simon from École polytechnique! 👋 Under the mentorship of Dr. Simon Tavaré, Léandre applies stochastic modeling, stats & ML to healthcare research. Welcome, Léandre! 📊#IICD #ColumbiaUniversity #AllianceInternship #MachineLearning

After Notre Dame burned, President Emmanuel Macron decided to rebuild it exactly as it was- including the 400 tons of lead in its roof. Hear from a geochemist and a historian on the health risks of lead, and how French and American lead policies differ. 🎧spoti.fi/3U3RgmS

In the U.S., every child is tested for lead. But in France, not so much — unless something goes wrong. Geochemist Lex Van Geen explains why this matters on the latest episode of Vis à Vis about lead poisoning in the wake of the Notre Dame fire. visavis.podcasts.library.columbia.edu/podcast/after-…

After Notre Dame burned, Emmanuel Macron decided to rebuild it exactly as it was- including 400 tons of lead in its roof Hear from a geochemist and a historian on how to address the health risks of lead and the difference between French and US lead policy shorturl.at/ufMAg

Announcing Alliance Visiting Professors - 2025-2026 Academic Year - mailchi.mp/columbia/annou…

Robert De Niro with Quentin Tarantino and Leonardo DiCaprio photographed by JR at the 78th Cannes Film Festival ✨

🎬 As Cannes continues, film critic Richard Peña joins Vis à Vis to unpack how globalization & tech have made filmmaking more accessible—yet also more corporate, keeping viewers on streamers & out of theaters. Listen now: open.spotify.com/episode/4Z8NuZ…

🎬 Is the movie theater dying? Film scholar Richard Peña compares cinemas to opera houses—once central, now sidelined. What are we losing when we stop gathering as a community? 🎧 Listen to the full episode: spotify.link/4Z8NuZjoDkPhPq… #CannesFilmFestival #CannesFilmFestival2025

What does impactful research look like? From pediatric heart surgeries to AI for climate forecasting, Columbia’s Dr. Jeannette Wing shares how university research drives innovation and serves the public good. 🎙️ New Vis à Vis episode out now: open.spotify.com/episode/2OUDJW…

🎧"Academia has the freedom to ask the questions no one else is asking." Prof. Jeannette Wing on how long-term, curiosity-driven research at Columbia University fuels real-world impact — from AI to cell therapy. 🎙️ Listen to Vis à Vis open.spotify.com/episode/2OUDJW… #ResearchMatters #AI #Columbia

What does supporting academic research really mean? It’s investing in the breakthroughs that change lives—from AI-driven climate models to next-gen cancer treatment. 🎧 Dr. Jeannette Wing explains on Vis à Vis: open.spotify.com/episode/2OUDJW…

“Academia can anticipate problems society doesn’t even see yet.” Dr. Jeannette Wing of Columbia University explains why supporting long-term research is critical to our future. 🎧 New Vis à Vis episode out now: open.spotify.com/episode/2OUDJW… #ResearchMatters #VisAVisPodcast #Innovation #STEM