Innovation Forum is a competition and networking event designed to showcase the groundbreaking research of Princeton University's STEM and Humanities faculty, researchers, postdocs, and graduate students, emphasizing the broader societal impact of their work beyond academia.
The Forum will open with a dynamic panel discussion exploring Keller's role in fostering a robust innovation ecosystem and what it means to "innovate in the service of humanity."
Following the panel, participants will take the stage to present their novel projects to our esteemed judges, vying for a share of $50,000 in prize money.
Attendees are invited to connect with the presenters over lunch and during the demo station networking reception, offering a unique opportunity to engage directly with cutting-edge researchers and innovators.
The Innovation Forum is co-sponsored by Technology Licensing & New Ventures and the Humanities Council at Princeton.
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Presentations
Humanities and Social Sciences
- Blue Lab - Allison Carruth, Professor; Faculty Director of Blue Lab and Barron Bixler, Creative Director, Blue Lab; Professional Specialist, Effron Center for the Study of America
- Princeton Production Workforce Training - Tess James, Lecturer; Associate Director, Theater and Music Theater
- Princeton Free Food: A Scalable, Real-Time Community Platform - Lorae Stojanovic, Research Specialist, Eviction Lab
- Voge Academy - Nic Voge, Senior Associate Director, McGraw Center for Teaching & Learning
STEM
- Crosslayer Labs - Henry Birge-Lee, Graduate Student
- Economical Proton-Boron11 Fusion - Nat Fisch, Professor, Astrophysical Sciences
- PeriMind - Mitchell Ng, Co-founder
- Structured Light Laser Diagnostics for Semiconductor Processing - Ivan Romadanov, Staff Research Physicist and Yevgeny Raitses, Managing Principal Research Physicist; Lecturer in Astrophysical Sciences and the Program in Plasma Physics
Who can attend?
Open to the public, the campus community, students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Lunch
and refreshments will be provided.
Registration is recommended.
Contributions to and/or sponsorship of any event does not constitute departmental or institutional endorsement of the specific program, speakers or views presented.