Engineers as Leaders in Research and
Management
The
Engineers as Leaders in Research and Management Centennial
Conference is one reunion event engineers should not miss.
This Centennial Conference kicks off reunion weekend celebrations
beginning at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 31, and running throughout
the day, including a reunion lunch.
Sponsored by the School of Engineering
and Applied Science and the Graduate School, the conference
will feature distinguished graduate alumni of SEAS who are
at the forefront of major developments in modern science and
technology. Topics will include creating, applying, and commercializing
technology in electronics, information, bioengineering, and
nano-structured materials; scientific experiments in space;
and engineering in a sustainable world.
"This day is an excellent opportunity
to catch a glimpse of the excitement in engineering today,"
said Sankaran Sundaresan, associate dean for academic affairs,
professor of chemical engineering, and coorganizer of the
conference.
Interested participants are asked to register
for the Engineers as Leaders in Research and Management Centennial
Conference. While there is no charge for attending, registration
is requested to ensure adequate seating and lunch provisions.
Register by e-mail at: seasconf@princeton.edu, or by calling
(609) 258-2742.
Centennial Conference schedule
8:30 a.m.
Welcome and Registration
9:00 a.m. to
Noon
James E. Carnes *70, Sarnoff Corporation
The Sarnoff Labs Story: The Transition
from Corporate Research Lab to Profitable Business
Alfred V. Aho *67, Bell Laboratories,
Lucent Technologies
How Can We Get Reliable Software from
Unreliable Programmers?
Wesley L . Harris *68, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
Sustainment of Aging Aircraft: From Materials
to Game Theory
Sangtae Kim *80, Lilly Research Laboratories
Information Technology in Pharmaceutical
Research & Development
Noon to 2:00
p.m.
Reunion Lunch
Displays on graduate programs (past, present,
and future)
2:00 to 5:00
p.m.
Gerald E. Galloway, Jr. *62, International
Joint Commission < United States and Canada
Living with American Rivers: A 21st Century
Approach to Reducing Flood Damages and Enhancing the Natural
Environment
Jackie Y. Ying *91, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
Nanostructure Processing of Advanced Catalytic
Materials
Gregory T. Linteris '79 *90, National
Institute of Standards and Technology
Fire in Space
John H. Seinfeld *67, California Institute
of Technology
Aerosols and Climate
5:00 p.m.
Reception
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