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CSE student finds niche in research and podcasting
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In this Q&A, senior computer science major Tanmay Agarwal discusses artificial intelligence, undergraduate research, and his new affinity for podcasting.
Q&A with Allison Hubel, the first woman director of TLI
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Mechanical engineering professor Allison Hubel discusses her plans for the Technological Leadership Institute and what it means to be its first woman leader.
UMN Technological Leadership Institute names Professor Allison Hubel new director
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The University of Minnesota Technological Leadership Institute (TLI) is proud to announce the appointment of Professor Allison Hubel as TLI’s new director.
Build up Black product managers
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CSE alumnus Kayiita Johnson (Electrical Engineering '13), a product manager at Google, started PM While Black to increase the number of Black product managers in the tech field.
Mathematical and emotional support
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During the stress-filled times of the COVID-19 pandemic, teacher Azira Rivera (Mathematics ’17) has shifted her expectations—and her praise flows more freely.
People with purpose
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How a teacher, a product manager, and a business owner face challenges and address disparities in their work lives.
Invest in people, innovate in everything
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The Opportunity+ program started by CSE alumnus Bret Weiss (Civil Engineering ’87) is focused on creating both a company and field that's diverse.
Professor George Barany to be inducted into the National Academy of Inventors
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Chemistry Professor George Barany has been named a National Academy of Inventors (NAI) Fellow for his inventions that have furthered detection of genetic diseases.
Professor Keshab Parhi to be inducted into the National Academy of Inventors
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Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Keshab K. Parhi has been named a National Academy of Inventors (NAI) Fellow for his innovations that form the backbone of the Internet.
Hardwired for science
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CSE researcher Onri Benally took his love of physics from the mountains of Arizona to the North—and found his niche studying quantum computing and nanotechnology.