Fatemeh Momen-Heravi received the Anne D. Haffajee Fellowship, a national award that supports the training and research efforts of early-career women in the field of oral biology.
A dental graduate with a public health mindset and a love for teaching, Christina Nuñez aims to elevate the health of her dental patients, especially adolescents.
Jin Chang, a three-time Columbia student, found his way to dental medicine while serving in the Marines. He’s graduating this year with a dual degree—but he’s not leaving Columbia just yet.
Yiping Han, PhD, discusses her team's work to develop and commercialize a therapy for familial adenomatous polyposis, a rare inherited disorder that nearly always results in colorectal cancer.
CDM has incorporated new teaching strategies to ensure that dental students receive a quality education despite the disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Affirming the need for respect, fairness, and safety in the workplace, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine (CDM) has joined Time’s Up Healthcare.
From investigating immune response to unlocking the therapeutic usefulness of exosomes, Flora Momen-Heravi is tackling projects that could advance treatments for cancer, periodontitis, and more.
The Center for Dental and Craniofacial Research at Columbia University is a resource dedicated to interdisciplinary research, discovery, and innovation.
