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Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering Academic focus: Quantum Shannon/information/communication theory, quantum computation/algorithms, quantum optical communication, quantum... Read more
Assistant Professor, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Academic focus: I’m an aerospace engineer working on space structures. My research lies at the intersection of spacecraft engineering, solid... Read more
Assistant Professor, Information Science Academic focus: Fairness in algorithmic systems Research summary: I use computational tools – like machine learning and causal inference – to study inequity in... Read more
Academic focus: Condensed matter physics, quantum materials, ultrafast/nonlinear optics, thin films and interfaces Research summary: My research centers broadly around understanding and controlling... Read more
Assistant Professor, Information Science Academic focus: I develop and apply computational methods to study economic inequality. As a sociologist by training, I love collaborating not only with other... Read more
Assistant Professor, Computer Science Academic focus: Imitation learning, Decision making, Human-robot interaction Research summary: My research aims to enable robots to work seamlessly alongside... Read more
Assistant Professor, Information Science at Cornell Tech Academic focus: Human computer interaction with a focus on digital fabrication: using computers to control physical matter. Research summary... Read more
Assistant Professor, Materials Science and Engineering Academic focus: Organic materials, 2D materials, materials for electronics and sustainability. Research summary: My research focuses on the... Read more
(If you arrived at this page expecting to find a profile of Ambika Pachaury, click here!) Jesus Miguel Lopez Baltazar has always had a penchant for mathematics and chemistry and possessed a drive to... Read more
Daniel Bilezikian ’23 is studying genetic changes in southern capuchino birds, building glucose sensors for microrobots, and helping to design flexible batteries for wearable electronics. Read more
