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Upcoming Events

Non-Traditional Career Paths: How Students Can Join or Launch Startup Companies | September 5, 2024 12PM

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We will be joined by CMU experts who will shed light on resources available across campus to support the creation of start-ups around research results and how to tap into the dynamic startup ecosystem in Pittsburgh as an alternative to a traditional academic or large company career path.

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Distinguished Lecture with Dr. Marianne Walck| September 25, 2024 12PM

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Marianne Walck has been the director of NETL since February 2024. Walck joins NETL from the Idaho National Laboratory (INL), where she served as deputy laboratory director for science and technology and chief research officer. 

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Distinguished Lecture: Christina Cassotis | October 3 , 2024 12PM

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Christina Cassotis is the CEO of Allegheny County Airport Authority and oversees developments at Pittsburgh International Airport. Like the famous steel city’s own business renaissance, the airport is witnessing record demand growth after moving from a hub operation to supporting what has become a booming O&D market.

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Entrepreneurial Student Lunch Seminar: Sam Kerni | October 24 , 2024 12PM

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Sam Kernion is the CEO and Co-Founder of CorePower Magnetics, a company specializing in developing advanced magnetic materials and components for power electronics. With a background in materials science and engineering, Dr. Kernion leads his team in creating innovative solutions that enhance the efficiency and performance of electrical systems.

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Entrepreneurial Student Lunch Seminar: Dylan Lew | November 7, 2024 12PM

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Dylan Lew is the CEO and Co-Founder of Ecotone Renewables. Ecotone Renewables is revolutionizing sustainable waste management by converting food waste into nutrient-rich fertilizer through their innovative Zero Emission Upcycling System (ZEUS).

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6th Annual CMU Technology, Sustainability, and Business Forum | November  22 , 2024 1PM

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A partnership between the Tepper School of Business and the Wilton E. Scott Institute for Energy Innovation at Carnegie Mellon, this virtual panel features five leaders from industry, finance, academia, and the not-for-profit sectors discussing matters related to sustainability.

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