Claire

Gmachl

Eugene Higgins Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Interim Director, Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment

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Research interests: High performance quantum cascade lasers; innovative quantum cascade laser design; mid-infrared photonics; mid-infrared sensing applications in environment, health, and security; novel semiconductor devices; semiconductor metamaterials.

Brian Kernighan, left, and Claire Gmachl, right

Gmachl and Kernighan recognized for outstanding service and mentorship

Four people share a stage during a panel discussion. — From left to right, Sarah Gasda, Noah McQueen, Erika La Plante, and Emily A. Carter, took center stage during the panel entitled “Next-Generation Technologies for Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage.” (Photos by Lori M. Nichols)

Andlinger Center meeting spotlights next-decade technologies and design approaches for the clean energy transition

Photo by Hannah Pye

Iain McCulloch named Andlinger Center director, joins Princeton faculty

Three people in a room with industrial equipment. Two are looking up at machines in front of them; the other is looking at the people next to him and smiling. — Curtis Hillegas (left), associate CIO of Research Computing, gave a tour of Princeton’s High-Performance Computing Research Center to formerly incarcerated students as part of a summer internship program in STEM research. Bridgett vonHoldt (center), an associate professor of ecology and evolutionary biology, directs the program; Claude McDougal (right) was one of this year’s four interns. Photos by Sameer A. Khan/Fotobuddy

Formerly incarcerated students dive into engineering research

Participants at the teaching awards ceremony — Engineering students recognized outstanding performance at the annual Teaching Awards ceremony. Here, E-Council member Sakhi Shah ’24, left, presents the award to Niki Abbasi, a graduate student in mechanical and aerospace engineering. Photos by Frank Wojciechowski

Engineering students celebrate excellence with annual teaching awards

Woman in white protective suit works in cleanroom — Zuzanna Lewica, senior research specialist, Princeton Institute of Materials.

Part Thirteen: Today’s Princeton Engineering

Professor writes on white board while talking with grad student.

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Improving human health, energy systems, computing and communications, and security