The Focus on connections page covers all the technology that makes Cornell work, from wire, fiber and microprocessors to the code that runs around in them to the people who know what all that stuff is and use it to support research and education. Edited by Bill Steele, ws21@cornell.edu.

May 23, 2008
Web site makes cross-campus collaborations easier
Outreach Portal makes it easier to find Cornell services

March 7, 2008
Cornell Web space opens doors to everyone, including those with disabilities
'Dark fiber' will give Geneva a high-speed link
STARS project completes the PeopleSoft system

Jan. 31, 2008
It takes a village -- of computers -- to deliver your e-mail
Red Rover wireless gets an upgrade, will expand to residence halls

Nov. 16, 2007
Surveillance as art at the Johnson Museum
Web Audio Lab overhauls foreign-language instruction
Student creates a 'Wikipedia' for Cornell

Oct. 12, 2007
Ithaca-Weill collaborations spur videoconferencing upgrades
After 32 years, the library card catalog is retired

Aug. 31, 2007
eCommons, née DSpace, is eclectic, esoteric and expanding
DigitalCommons@ILR: Research bulletin board for the world of work

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Other FOCUS pages:

• FOCUS on learning and teaching at Cornell
• FOCUS on the social sciences
• FOCUS on Cornell alumni
• FOCUS on Weill Cornell Medical College
• FOCUS on the humanities
• FOCUS on Cornell University Library