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Quick Fact The number of graduate students enrolled in organized research in fall 2010 was 1,907.

Cornell—known for its world-class research and facilities and for leadership in interdisciplinary research, physical sciences, literary theory, genomics, nanotechnology, and many other areas—is positioning its research strategies for continued and expanded excellence. — Robert A. Buhrman, Senior Vice Provost for Research

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