News and Engagements

Join Northwestern University’s Corporate Engagement team for a webinar led by Professor Pedram Khalili, PhD on how magnetic materials can shape the future of computing and make AI more sustainable.

Northwestern University’s Corporate Engagement team offered a webinar on proteoforms and the Human Proteoform Project led by Dr. Neil Kelleher, the Walter and Mary Elizabeth Glass Professor in the Life Sciences and Director of The Chemistry of Life Processes Institute at Northwestern University.

Northwestern University’s Corporate Engagement team offered a webinar on preserving corporate DEI programs, led by Professor Alvin B. Tillery Jr., Professor of Political Science and Director of the Center for the Study of Diversity and Democracy.

Northwestern University’s Corporate Engagement team hosted a webinar on innovations in synthetic biology, led by Dr. Danielle Tullman-Ercek, Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering and Co-Director of the Center for Synthetic Biology at Northwestern University

Join Northwestern University’s Corporate Engagement team for the first webinar in our series addressing the grand challenge on general-purpose dexterity in robotics.

Join Northwestern University’s Corporate Engagement team for a webinar on closing the data literacy gap for Black students, led by Professor Marcelo Worsley, Assistant Professor of Learning Sciences and Computer Science at Northwestern University.

Join Northwestern University’s Corporate Engagement team for a webinar on basic and applied chemical catalysis research, led by Justin Notestein, professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering, McCormick School of Engineering.

Dr. Simon addressed the costs of health disparities, both economic and societally and how industry can participate in alleviating and solving for inequity in maternal and fetal health, oncology, and moving toward a more productive and healthier future.

Dr. Subrahmanian discussed emerging artificial intelligence and machine learning technology that will help decision makers in government and industry gain better insight into how to address these difficult challenges.