Skip To Main Content
Lisa Cohen on Muck Rack

Lisa Cohen

New York
As seen in: On Assignment - From the duPont-Columbia Awards, Medium, MSN Australia, The New York Times, Columbia News, Allergic Living Magazine, Homes to Love, Intel Capital, Galerie Magazine, Oregon Arts Watch, NonProfit PRO and
Director of Prizes - duPont Awards. Emmy winning net TV news producer, doc filmmaker, author. Dir SERVING LIFE. Adjunct @columbiajourn lisa.r.cohen@columbia.edu

Get in touch with Lisa

Contact Lisa, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.

Learn more about Muck Rack

Actions

Share this page

Articles

Our Investment in Q-Factor: Building a Million-Qubit Quantum Computer

|
By Lisa Cohen, Kike Miralles
| Intel Capital
Quantum computing has reached an inflection point. Scientific progress has been remarkable, but scale remains the defining barrier between research systems and commercial impact. Today, we’re excited to share our investment in Q-Factor as it emerges from stealth with $24 million in seed funding to build a new generation of scalable quantum computers based on neutral atom technology.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

2024 High School Voter Registration Results Revealed

|
By Lisa Cohen
| thecivicscenter.org
The bulk of The Civics Center’s registrations resulted from authentic, in person, student-led voter registration drives held in high schools across the country last year. The results reinforce the impact and urgency of our work. Registered youth turn out at high rates when they know what’s at stake. High school voter registration means participating as part of a community with peers and trusted adults.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

50 years of quilting: Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show celebrates its golden anniversary

|
By Lisa Cohen
| Oregon Arts Watch
Gather a few threads of inspiration, letting them twist and turn in your mind. Next get your hands into it. Gather those threads of inspiration. Let them wrap around each other generating new possibilities. If they tangle and knot, hold fast as your mind finds the path to sort them back into place. Just breathe and play as something new emerges, beautiful in its own way and ready to inspire more possibilities. And just keep making.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?
See all 45 articles