A vibrant entrepreneurship ecosystem helps Columbia Engineering students like Vladena Powers turn good ideas into great companies
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Slide 1: Alumni Weekend offered a full slate of programing, including presentations by numerous top researchers.
Slide 2: Harry Tuller ’66 MS’67 EngScD’73 received the Thomas Egleston Medal for Distinguished Engineering Achievement at a dinner in Low Library.
Slide 3: At the same dinner, Nobel laureate Alvin Roth ’71 received the Samuel Johnson Medal
Slide 4: Over the weekend, Prof. Elizabeth Hillman presented her work deploying super-fast 3D microscopy to image the human brain.
Slide 5: Prof. Sam Sia spoke about the state-of-the-art in “labs-on-a-chip.” Sia is also a co-director of Columbia Engineering Entrepreneurship.
Slide 6: Prof. Hod Lipson discussed the evolution of artificial intelligence and smart robots
Slide 7: Prof. Alan West at one of the several events where faculty and alumni mingled throughout the weekend.
Slide 8: Dean Boyce led a panel discussion on advancing humanity through technology with professors Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic, Patricia Culligan, and Jeannette Wing.
Slide 9: Enjoying a spring day at Alumni Weekend 2019.
Alumni convene for reunion 2019
Lacker’s work focuses on probabilistic theory of mean field games
Research talks with women, leadership panel, and film inspire student engineers
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Slide 1: Electrical Engineering Professor Nima Mesgarani discussed his recent breakthrough translating brain activity into intelligible speech.
Slide 2: Computer Science Professor Michael Collins spoke about advances in natural language processing.
Slide 3: Computer Science Professor Tim Roughgarden fielding an audience member's question on automated auction reserve pricing.
Slide 4: Ronghui Gu, assistant professor of computer science, explored mathematical methods to improve the security and reliability of blockchain technology.
Pioneering research and smart policy-making take the stage at the 4th annual Data Science Day
She will develop new learning frameworks and algorithms to account for consumer behavior in product pricing and recommendation.