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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