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EECS Graduate Officer; Joseph F. and Nancy P. Keithley Professor in EE, [EE]

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The Thriving Stars of Data-Driven Medical Diagnoses: early-career women share their professional discoveries and personal journeys on the cutting edge of healthcare and medical technology

Early-career women share their professional discoveries and personal journeys on the cutting edge of healthcare and medical technology

February 27, 2023

Earthquake in Turkey and Syria: EECS extends a hand to help survivors

Graduate Officer Leslie Kolodziejski shares a personal reflection on her experience facilitating EECS's drive for donations in the wake of the tragic earthquake.

October 13, 2022

6.9930 New Women in EECS Seminar: another fun semester of conversation and networking underway!

For the fall term 2022, 6.9930 New Women in EECS Seminar is off to a terrific start! The seminar, originally offered in 2005, is now starting its 18th...

The Thriving Stars of AI

Four early-career researchers shared their work on improving the social outcomes of artificial intelligence and machine learning at a research summit hosted by EECS Thriving Stars.

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