The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science
Columbia University, New York
Joined March 2009
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First guest @mechcu @hodlipson on what creativity really is, and what it has to do with generative AI.🚀🎙️
Check out Episode 1 of “Moonshot: Engineers Achieving the Impossible”, with host @Astro_Mike: bit.ly/4BLeRo6
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Congratulations to Kostis Kaffes, Assistant Professor of @ColumbiaCompSci, who received the Google Machine Learning & Systems Junior Faculty Award for the second year for his work on “Efficient and Safe Agentic AI Infrastructure."
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Welcome to our new podcast, “Moonshot: Engineers Achieving the Impossible”. Episode 1 is now live!🚀🎙
First up:@mechcu @hodlipson, who talks self-aware robots, AI, and creative machines, with host @Astro_Mike BS’84.
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Congratulations to Professor Kui Ren on this achievement! @APAMMSECU
Congratulations to @CUSEAS @APAMMSECU Professor Kui Ren on his election to the 2027 Class of Fellows of the American Mathematical Society! This distinction recognizes his outstanding contributions to applied mathematics and the mathematical sciences.
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The NSF AI Institute for Artificial and Natural Intelligence (ARNI) has received a grant from the Dana Foundation to develop an open-source curriculum to teach high school juniors and seniors about the intersection of neuroscience and AI.
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We're launching something new! Introducing “Moonshot: Engineers Achieving the Impossible,” our new podcast hosted by former NASA astronaut and @MechCU professor Mike Massimino BS'84. 🎙️🚀
Catch the first episode, dropping soon!
Congratulations to @EE_ColumbiaSEAS Keren Bergman, who has received the University Research Award for Design from the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA).
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Check out this newly published @Nature paper on lithium-ion battery electrolytes by Professors Marbella, Urban, and @steingart, other departmental contributors, and external collaborators!🔗bit.ly/4BpHOpr
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"Breakthrough Nanosensor Research Earns Columbia Engineer Blavatnik Regional Award for Young Scientists
Natalie Fardian-Melamed is honored for discovering how tiny crystals can detect minute forces, with potential applications..."
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Columbia Giving Day is here! Join us today to support the next generation of Columbia engineers in the Department of EE who are building a stronger, more resilient future for all. @CUSEAS
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🎂 🚇 Happy 122nd birthday, New York City subway! The subway opened on October 27, 1904.
The 116 St station was one of the subway's original 28 stops on what was then the Interborough Rapid Transit line. Columbia graduate William Barclay Parsons (CC 1879, SEAS 1882) was the IRT's chief engineer.
122 years after the subway came to Columbia's Morningside campus, it remains a vital connection for Columbians and New York City. In 2025, more than 3.4 million subway trips started at the 116 St-Columbia University station.
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Dr. Gerald Chan, co-founder of Morningside, will deliver our inaugural Engineering for Humanity Lecture on Nov. 18. bit.ly/4yMnQmn
Chan has made extraordinary contributions to biotechnology and health, starting many biotech companies across a wide range of disease areas.
In his lecture, “Science, Engineering and Innovation: Why Are You Studying Engineering?”, he’ll draw on the companies he has built to explore how an engineering education differs from a science education and where innovation fits.
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Our Engineering for Humanity Distinguished Lecture Series features leaders who are making a difference across diverse sectors, turning ideas into impact, and sharing their journeys as they take on some of the biggest challenges of our time. Register today: bit.ly/4yMnQmn
We hosted ten events during Climate Week NYC, September 22–25. 🌎
Across panels, keynotes, poster sessions, and lightning talks, researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers explored how engineering addresses climate change.
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One year after launching at Climate Week NYC 2025, Gotham Foundry convened for its first symposium on Sept. 23 on Columbia's Morningside campus. bit.ly/485bQkM
Researchers, entrepreneurs, city leaders, and community members gathered to discuss how New York City can accelerate regenerative materials, from lab innovation to market to workforce, across the fashion, construction, and health industries. bit.ly/485bQkM
Led by Director Helen Lu @ColumbiaBME, @Gotham_Foundry is a partnership that includes @Columbia, @NYCEDC, @genspacenyc, @asrc_gc, and @FIT, working with more than 20 community partners across the city.
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