AMY BETZ - PH.D. CANDIDATE, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Amy Betz - Ph.D. Candidate, Mechanical Engineering
Amy Betz, a fourth-year Ph.D. candidate in Mechanical Engineering, works with Professor Daniel Attinger in the Laboratory for Microscale Transport Phenomena. Her research focuses on cooling for electronic systems. She discusses her experiences as a woman scientist and explains why diversity is so important for engineers, standing at the interface of science and society.
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| Luis Alonso - MS'07 Computer Science | ||
| Alonso graduated in 2007 with an MS in Computer Science and went on to work at Google in NYC. | ||
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| Amy Betz - Ph.D. Candidate, Mechanical Engineering | ||
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| Betz discusses her experiences as a woman scientist and why diversity is so important for engineers. | ||
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| Arseniy Kukanov - Ph.D. Candidate, Industrial Engineering and Operations Research | ||
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| Kukanov is in his second year in IEOR, after finishing his undergraduate degree in Moscow. | ||
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| Jasmine Bridges - MS’10 Mechanical Engineering | ||
| Bridges, of Tacoma, Wash., recently graduated with a Masters degree in Mechanical Engineering. | ||
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| Edgar Nanne, Ph.D. candidate - Chemical Engineering | ||
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| Nanne is a competitive rower who has found a balance between his training and his studies. | ||
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| Megan deBettencourt - Applied Mathematics | ||
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| Megan deBettenCourt speaks about the unique research opportunities available to SEAS undergraduates. | ||
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| Kristen Moffat- Ph.D. Candidate, Biomedical Engineering | ||
| 4:22 | ||
| Moffat is working on innovative tissue engineering projects with Professor Helen Lu. | ||
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| Kirubel Teferra - Ph.D. Candidate - Civil Engineering & Engineering Mechanics | ||
| 2:42 | ||
| Teferra describes his decision to pursue his Ph.D. at Columbia. | ||
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| Hilary Schneidmiller - BS'09 EE | ||
| 2:15 | ||
| Schneidmiller talks about her experiences as a 3/2 Combined Plan student in Electrical Engineering. | ||
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| Prish Dunstan - BS'09 MS'10 Electrical Engineering | ||
| 4:47 | ||
| Dunstan discusses how his minor in Entrepreneurship was a logical fit in his degree program. | ||
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| Sean White - Ph.D. Candidate, Computer Science | ||
| 2:21 | ||
| White shows how to use a mobile visualization tool developed by Columbia and the Smithsonian. | ||
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| Ken Yearwood - Mechanical Engineering | ||
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| Yearwood, a 3rd-year ME major speaks about student organizations at Columbia, his studies and NYC. | ||
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