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Innovation & Excellence
Interdisciplinary Innovation
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Events
- December 8 – December 8: ECE Seminar: Speaker TBD. Scaife Hall Auditorium
- January 28: Annual CEE Ski Trip. Hidden Valley
- January 30: MSE Departmental Seminar Series: Alberto Fernandez De Las Nieves. Wean Hall 7500
- January 30: CyLab Seminar: The Internet in Intelligence and Investigations. CIC Building
- February 2: ECE Seminar: Danilo Erricolo . Scaife Hall Auditorium
- February 2: University Lecture Series: Why Technology?. Adamson Wing, 136A Baker Hall
- February 3: MSE Departmental Seminar Series: Mark Hersam. 7500 Wean Hall
Mentions
Christin Quoted in Wall Street Journal
The INI's Nicholas Christin was recently quoted in The Wall Street Journal in an article about what it would be like if the internet went down and how people would respond. Read More
Apt Discusses Nuclear Power
EPP Professor Jay Apt recently spoke with the Associated Press about nuclear power in the United States, and discussed how he anticipates that nuclear power plants will slowly increase in number because of the current profit margins. Read More
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The College of Engineering is now on Google+! Stay connected with CIT by joining our circles. Read More