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Sept. 22, 2003
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Rensselaer Recognized Newly Remodeled Nanotechnology Center
“We are very pleased with our newly renovated laboratory and office facilities for the RNC. They are providing an important core for the center about which our exciting interdisciplinary activities can flourish at Rensselaer.”
—Richard Siegel—
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Rensselaer recognized its newly remodeled Rensselaer Nanotechnology Center (RNC) on Monday, Sept. 15. The center was founded in April 2001 under the direction of Richard Siegel, the Robert W. Hunt Professor of Material Science and Engineering. More
Lighting a New World: Lighting and Business Leaders To Gather at Symposium Oct. 22
Rensselaer’s Lighting Research Center (LRC) is hosting what organizers describe as "the First Continental Congress of Lighting." A proactive coalition of researchers, utility officials, government, state agencies, manufacturers, designers, and engineers will gather “to chart a new, socially responsible course for the field of lighting” at the Bridges in Light Symposium Oct. 22 at the Hall of Springs in Saratoga Springs. More
Lester Gerhardt To Oversee Restructuring of Research Administration
President Jackson has named Lester Gerhardt, associate dean of engineering and professor of electrical, computer, and systems engineering and computer science, to a special presidential assignment as assistant vice president for research and financial administration. Gerhardt will oversee the merger and restructure of the Office of Contracts & Grants and Research Financial Administration into one administrative unit serving faculty research support needs. More
Rensselaer’s Lally School Redefines and Focuses Its Vision
After months of careful research, planning, and development, Rensselaer’s Lally School has redefined its strategic vision to attract and educate larger numbers of top-notch, tech-savvy entrepreneurial students. Under Dean Denis Fred Simon’s leadership, the Lally School is concentrating on training innovative business leaders who can enhance the corporate bottom line by facilitating the transformation of ideas into commercially successful products and services. More
RAA Fellows Award: David Chi-Hoo Ho ’86
David Chi-Hoo Ho ’86 will receive the Rensselaer Alumni Association (RAA) Fellows Award from the Department of Computer Science on Saturday, Oct. 4 at an alumni reception in Hong Kong. More
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