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== Research at Columbia University ==
Columbia is a hub for groundbreaking '''research''' and '''innovation'''. The university is home to more than '''200 research centers and institutes''', working on cutting-edge topics ranging from '''healthcare''' and '''engineering''' to '''global policy''' and '''climate change'''.

=== Notable Research Institutes: ===

* '''The Earth Institute''': One of the leading global research institutions dedicated to solving pressing environmental and sustainability challenges, including '''climate change''', '''water scarcity''', and '''global health'''.
* '''The Zuckerman Institute''': Focused on '''neuroscience''' and '''behavioral research''', this institute seeks to uncover the complexities of the brain and human behavior.
* '''The Institute for Data Sciences and Engineering''': A leader in '''big data''' and '''AI''', this institute conducts cutting-edge research in '''data science''', '''machine learning''', and '''quantitative analysis'''.
* '''Columbia Journalism School''': Known for producing world-class journalists, Columbia’s '''J-School''' is at the forefront of '''media innovation''' and '''journalistic ethics'''.
* '''The SIPA Research Center''': Focuses on '''global issues''', such as '''human rights''', '''political reform''', and '''international diplomacy'''.

Columbia’s research output has led to numerous '''Nobel Prizes''', '''Pulitzer Prizes''', and global innovations across various fields, establishing it as one of the most influential research universities in the world.
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