Date, Time, and Location

Date: Tuesday, December 13, 2022

Time: 1 to 6 pm

Location: Frick Chemistry Laboratory, Taylor Auditorium and Atrium [campus map]

Parking Details Outlined Below

Schedule

12:30 pm - Check-in

1:15 pm - Introductory remarks

• Andrea Goldsmith, Dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science; Arthur LeGrand Doty Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Cornelia Huellstrunk, Executive Director of the Keller Center

1:30 pm - STEM pitches

• PureLi: Extracting Lithium from low-grade aqueous sources including seawater.
• FLO-SSEMBLY: Innovating electronic display screens by using microfluidics and lasers to transport, arrange, and precisely place multiple small-scale semiconductor elements.                              
• Foogly: Uses technology for the valorization of food waste and radical localization of food supply chains.
• Inverse Optimization: Artificial intelligence assistant for better system design.
• Magnetic Reconnection Plasma Thruster: A uniquely fuel efficient and power scalable rocket engine.

2:20 pm - "Overview of Keller Center's New Design for Innovation Program" presentation

• Manish Bhardwaj, Director of Design for Innovation for the Humanities and Social Sciences; Lecturer in the Keller Center; CEO and co-founder of Innovators In Health; James Wei Visiting Professor in Entrepreneurship 2021-2022
• Nena Golubovic, Director of Design for Innovation for STEM

2:40 pm - Break

3 pm - Welcome back remarks

• Tera W. Hunter, Acting Chair, Council of the Humanities; Edwards Professor of American History; Professor of History and African American Studies

3:10 pm - Humanities and social sciences pitches

• Karma Health: A comprehensive integrated healthcare program.
• MoVA: A virtual interactive museum experience.
• Project Leadership: A web-based app for developing teamwork and leadership skills in the classroom.
• Waldemar Cordeiro Exhibition: A digital exhibition of Brazilian artist Waldemar Cordeiro.
• Museumverse: Exploring new ways of storytelling, public engagement, and research using emerging technologies.

4 pm - Fireside chat

• Craig Arnold, Vice Dean for Innovation; Susan Dod Brown Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
• Naveen Verma, Director of the Keller Center; Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering; Associated Faculty in the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment; Associated Faculty in the Princeton Institute of Materials (PRISM)

4:30 pm - Demo stations and networking reception

5:30 pm - Award ceremony and closing remarks

• Cornelia Huellstrunk, Executive Director of the Keller Center

6 pm - Event concludes

Parking

Complimentary event parking is available at the University’s Stadium Drive Garage (Princeton Stadium Garage Map.) Campus visitors should register in advance for a virtual parking permit. The process will take less than a minute. Faculty, staff, and others that have a Princeton University parking permit do not need to register.

Shuttle Service

Once you have parked, please proceed to the covered transit waiting area directly adjacent to the first-floor pedestrian exit. A heated indoor waiting room is also available at this location. From there, you may board the dedicated event shuttle bus, which will be making continuous loops between the Stadium Drive Garage and Streicker Bridge at Scholar Way between 11 am – 7 pm. Please check for the event sign on the window as a few bus routes stop at this location. The driver will also be able to assist you if you have questions.

To return to your vehicle, you may board the bus at the same location where you were dropped off. The shuttle bus is ADA compliant, offering kneeling and ramp features as well as wheelchair seating.

If walking, we will have directional signs that will guide you from Stadium Garage to Frick Laboratory. It is about an 8-minute walk.