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0 likes 11 playsEngineers at Princeton University and Google have come up with a new way to teach robots to know when they don’t know and ask for clarification from a human.
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0 likes 102 playsCBE senior Kaleb Areda '24 shares his love of chemistry and math and his vision of bringing a manufacturing industry to his home country Ethiopia. -
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0 likes 63 playsCBE senior Colin Brown relates his experience using chemical engineering to study atomically thin superconducting materials for advanced computing and biotechnologies. -
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0 likes 44 playsCBE senior Callie Zheng discusses the depth and breadth of a discipline that has empowered her to advance the frontiers of knowledge. -
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0 likes 112 playsCBE senior Camila Martinez '24 discusses how the broad intellectual scope of chemical engineering allows her to tackle hard problems in clean energy and beyond. -
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0 likes 33 playsThe world’s first electrically pumped thin-film laser could be transformative for a range of applications including self-driving cars, facial recognition and…
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0 likes 16 playsMajora Carter, visiting lecturer in Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education, shared highlights of an undergraduate course she is teaching this spring that… -
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0 likes 20 playsDr. David Miller, director of Princeton's Faith & Work Initiative and who is teaching at the Keller Center both an undergraduate and required graduate course on… -
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0 likes 648 playsProfessor James Sturm, chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, welcomes prospective members of the ECE community and provides a brief overview of…