Stories

MC Otani '21 is an Electrical and Computer Engineering major and student startup founder who will spend 10 weeks this summer working on launching her initiative Kotami in the eLab Summer Accelerator. Kotami is a community-based clothing brand that combines thrift and cultural inspirations to bridge the gap between social sustainability and style.

Princeton International Magazine, published by the Institute for Princeton International & Regional Studies, highlighted Keller Center's Princeton Startup Immersion Program's Shanghai experience. 

Mauricio Miller discusses his evidence-based alternative solution to poverty at the Keller Center's Friday Lunch & Learn event.

Keller Center faculty member Derek Lidow receives the Academy of Management's 2019 Innovation in Entrepreneurship Pedagogy Award.

A conversation with Ellen Siminoff '89.

Margaret Martonosi, the Hugh Trumbull Adams '35 Professor of Computer Science and Keller Center Director has been selected to lead the National Science Foundation's Computer and Information Science and Engineering Directorate. 

Keller Center welcomed Larry Gilson to present his talk; Donor Behavior & Nonprofit Response. Gilson founded Focusing Philanthropy, a nonprofit that identifies areas of extraordinary human need where corporations, foundations, and individual donors can make a major difference. 

The 2019 eLab Accelerator teams pitch their innovative startup ideas on campus and in New York City to standing room only crowds.

Keller Center's director receives an award recognizing her outstanding leadership in recruiting, retaining, and advancing women and underrepresented minorities, and raising awareness of the importance of diversity to the computer architecture community.