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Steelmaking by-products could improve carbon capture and help reduce global warming.

Five members of the CEPS community have been awarded for their exceptional contributions to the College.

New computer vision methods for accurate crowd counting and informed decision making.

We chatted with nanoscience grad Edward Kim about his career in AI and management for a global company.

We spoke with Dr. Bill Van Heyst who specializes in air quality to hear more about his research and perspective.

Dr. Leanne Chen discusses the connections between her research in electrochemistry and sustainable energy.

Examining proteins could lead to important breakthroughs for treating Parkinson’s disease.

We chatted with mathematics graduate Liz Warner about her career in finance and technology.

Three CEPS students have received Vector Scholarships in Artificial Intelligence.

Using math to explore quantum entanglement theory could lead to incredible technologies.