Quite simply, Cornell can do it–and do it well.

Life sciences is generating tremendous advances that are improving the quality of health, nutrition, food supply, and the environment.

Cornell . . .

• has the both the academic breadth and depth to confront global challenges with new discoveries

• can mine its diversity to address pressing needs and respond to new research directions that evolve as life sciences advances

• is committed to restructuring traditional resources for doing interdisciplinary research, recruiting and supporting faculty to work collaboratively across disciplines, and developing new approaches to educating students in this new area of biology.

Future leadership in the life sciences will belong to institutions like Cornell who are willing and able to forge ahead.