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September 2005  

Mayor Bloomberg
keynote speaker
September 29

 
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Bloomberg to speak at Sesquicentennial Convocation
New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg will be the keynote speaker at Polytechnic’s Sesquicentennial Convocation on September 29. He will also receive an honorary doctorate of laws at the event, which will feature the inauguration of the University’s 10th president, Jerry MacArthur Hultin.
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LCD developer and shipping port pioneer among innovators to be honored at Sesquicentennial Medalist Ceremony
Celebrating the wide-ranging accomplishments of its alumni, Polytechnic will recognize more than a dozen innovators with sesquicentennial medals at a special ceremony at 10 a.m. on Thursday, September 29, in the Dibner Auditorium.
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Astronaut Charles Camarda to discuss his space voyage
Astronaut Charles Camarda ’74AE, who made his maiden voyage to space this summer aboard the space shuttle Discovery, will visit Polytechnic on Friday, September 30, to discuss the engineering challenges he faced on the 14-day, 5.8 million-mile trip. The lecture begins at 10 a.m. in the Dibner Auditorium.
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A site for sore eyes: the new www.poly.edu
With the official launch date of September 19, the Polytechnic University website will look a little bit different. OK, a lot different. But what you can’t see is even more significant from what you can.
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Polytechnic to host inaugural Siemens Science Day
On October 1, hundreds of high school students will be buzzing the hallways as they participate in demonstrations led by Poly faculty and students on such topics as DNA fingerprinting and Mars travel. It’s the Siemens Science Day and Polytechnic is the nation’s only school to host the inaugural event.
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Poly alumnus, MSOE President Hermann Viets joins Poly board
Hermann Viets, president of the Milwaukee School of Engineering, has been elected to Polytechnic’s Board of Trustees. He holds three degrees from Polytechnic.
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Science education and research go under the microscope
This fall, the Polytechnic science faculty will begin redefining how science education is taught and science research conducted at the University. The outcome may include new and restructured academic departments.
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Faculty and staff highlights
Lawrence Chiarelli elected ASCE president. Jean Gallagher receives two poetry awards. Elza Erkip and Shivendra Panwar win $600K NSF grant for research on cooperative wireless communications. Volkan Ötügen elected an ASME fellow. Eli M. Pearce honored by Austrian Institute of Chemistry and Technology.
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Alumni news
Thomas A. Mauro ’67PH reelected POLYTECHNIC ALUMNI president. Michael Horodniceanu ’78TP to receive Alumnus Achievement Award. Howard H. Taub ’64 ’65 ’69PH and Gerald Ross ’55 ’63EE honored. Longtime Poly Professor Terje Kjeldass 48PH dies.
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Today’s PolyThinker
Christine Ianuzzi ’87EE Leading the ABC of radio technology
   
Professor Keith Ross Uncovering record companies’ attack on digital piracy.
   
Iryna Zenyuk ’08ME Welcome to the world of a chess champion
   
Professors Chudnovsky
Recreating art with math and a supercomputer


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