Chris BETTINGER gives a seminar to the Biointegrated Electronics and Materials group in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering at Seoul National University. Thanks to Seung-Kyun KANG for the kind invitation.
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Oct 11
Spencer selected as a 2020-2021 James R. Swartz Entrepreneurial Fellow
Congrats to Spencer for being selected as a Swartz Fellow. This initiative fast-tracks the careers of Carnegie Mellon University’s first year graduate students who are passionate about entrepreneurship in the technology arena. The program’s core is a mentored summer internship with a top-tier VC-backed startup within the high-tech, high-growth environment of California’s Silicon Valley and …
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Sep 07
Two new articles published in MRS Bulletin
Prof Bettinger co-authors two articles in the MRS Bulletin. The first article is a progress report on transient electronics. The second article summarizes the content of a recent workshop on neural interfaces sponsored by the MRS and the Kavli Foundation.
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Sep 07
Chris Bettinger elected to AIMBE College of Fellows
Prof Bettinger was recently elected to the 2020 Class of the AIMBE College of Fellows. According to the AIMBE, “College membership honors those who have made outstanding contributions to ‘engineering and medicine research, practice, or education’ and to “the pioneering of new and developing fields of technology, making major advancements in traditional fields of medical …
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Apr 06
CMU students design system for distributed production of disinfectants to help combat Covid-19
CMU students Tala Habbab, Jake Zimmer, and Gaurav Balakrishnan participated in the Johns Hopkins Covid-19 Hackathon. In just one weekend, they designed a portable low-cost photovoltaic kit that can produce disinfectant in resource limited environments such as refugee camps.
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