Faculty News 2020
2020
- December 07
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Joint Physics Tenure-Track Faculty Position with the CCA of the Simons Foundation’s Flatiron Institute
- December 02
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Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Developing Economies Panel
December 8, 2020
Faculty: News
- November 23
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Top 10 Emerging Technologies of 2020
Faculty: News
- November 19
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New Published Research by Professor Amanda Simson
Professor Amanda Simson recently co-authored papers in two leading journals on energy research
Faculty: News
- November 18
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Albert Nerken School of Engineering Receives $1.6M Grant for Bioengineering
- November 12
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Chemical Engineering Faculty and Students Present Research at AIChE
Faculty and students present research at an annual meeting of the world's leading organization for chemical engineering professionals
- October 28
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It's in the Syllabus
William Germano and Kit Nicholls have co-authored a new book about the key document that defines a course
- October 12
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Unpacking the CU@Home Engineering Kits
Adapting to the times when every course at the Albert Nerken School of Engineering is taught online, faculty, students, staff, and alumni worked together to develop packages of materials for several project-based courses
- October 05
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Prof. Melody Baglione Keynote Speaker for Upcoming UC Davis Global Energy Managers Workshop
Faculty: News
- September 29
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I Love NY
A popular new interdisciplinary course, "New York City: A 5000-Year History," brings the city to the students
Faculty: News
- September 02
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Two Cooper Engineering Faculty Retire
- August 17
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Professor Ruben Savizky Accepts Position as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Faculty: News
- July 01
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In Memoriam: Margaret Morton
The activist photographer, author, designer and professor in the School of Art for 40 years passed away unexpectedly in New York City on June 27, 2020
- June 29
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In Remembrance: Jean Le Mée
The professor of mechanical engineering emeritus passed away on June 28, 2020
- June 29
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In Memoriam: Milton Glaser A'51
The Cooper Union mourns the passing a Trustee Emeritus, former faculty member, a 1951 graduate of Cooper’s School of Art, and a giant of graphic design
- June 11
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New Faculty Portraits
- May 04
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Experiencing History
Archives and Special Collections hopes to capture and preserve the day-to-day experiences of our community
Faculty: News
- April 24
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COVID-19 Compiler Transforms Pandemic Data
At a moment where “pivoting” has become the byword for many small businesses, Topos, a company co-founded by Will Shapiro AR’13 that is focused on transforming the understanding of cities using Artificial Intelligence, has gone from being totally devastated by the COVID-19 crisis to parsing the pandemic data for the public good
Faculty: News
- April 21
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Intra-Disciplinary Seminar Moves Online
The Intra-Disciplinary Seminar, a course with a twenty-year history that exposes students—as well as the public—to some of the most important current voices in the arts, sciences, activism, curation, and critical theory continues thanks to professors, students, and alumni
- April 16
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Prof. Robert Topper co-authors Paper in the Journal of Physical Chemistry B
Faculty: News
- April 08
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Guggenheim Fellowship Awarded to Associate Professor Leslie Hewitt
School of Art Associate Professor Leslie Hewitt selected as 2020 Guggenheim Fellow
Faculty: News
- April 03
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Prof. Martin Lawless Co-authors Paper in The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
Faculty: News
- April 01
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Chemical Engineering Faculty Explores Online Teaching Methods
Like professors across the school, faculty in the Department of Chemical Engineering is experimenting with ways to bring courses into the virtual classroom
- March 05
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Prof. Robert Dell Presents at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Faculty: News
- March 03
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Academic Promotion of Professors Davis, Keene, and Lima
- February 12
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2019 Shenzhen Biennale Features Cooper Students' Work
A project developed by an interdisciplinary group of Cooper students last spring has made its way into the Shenzhen 2019 Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/ Architecture, held in northeastern China, though it almost didn't make it there due to its perceived potential political ramifications
- February 11
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Cooper Students and Faculty Attend AIChE Annual Student Conference
- January 28
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Meet the Deans: Anne Griffin & Nada Ayad
Change has been happening in the Faculty for Humanities and Social Sciences. A chat with new acting dean and assistant dean
- January 24
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Professor Robert Dell in Two Published Books and MIT Special Collections
Faculty: News
- January 17
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Mid-Century Sculptor Costantino Nivola Subject of Houghton Exhibition
An artist whose works bridge sculpture and architecture gets a reexamination
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