College Of Connected Computing
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Blue Origin CEO and alumnus David Limp urges students to be ‘curious,’ proficient in AI
Vanderbilt School of Engineering alumnus David Limp, CEO of Blue Origin and former senior vice president at Amazon, urged students during a packed-house campus event on Sept. 18 to “be curious” and become proficient in the use of artificial intelligence so they can remain competitive in the workforce. Read MoreOct. 21, 2025
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Researchers receive $1.2 million NSF grant to develop smart microscope system
Vanderbilt School of Engineering alumnus David Limp, CEO of Blue Origin and former senior vice president at Amazon, urged students during a packed-house campus event on Sept. 18 to “be curious” and become proficient in the use of artificial intelligence so they can remain competitive in the workforce. Read MoreJul. 14, 2025
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Shekhar Bhansali named as Chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Vanderbilt School of Engineering alumnus David Limp, CEO of Blue Origin and former senior vice president at Amazon, urged students during a packed-house campus event on Sept. 18 to “be curious” and become proficient in the use of artificial intelligence so they can remain competitive in the workforce. Read MoreJun. 27, 2025
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AI-enhanced wearable sleep monitoring device aims to improve detection of sleep disorders
Vanderbilt School of Engineering alumnus David Limp, CEO of Blue Origin and former senior vice president at Amazon, urged students during a packed-house campus event on Sept. 18 to “be curious” and become proficient in the use of artificial intelligence so they can remain competitive in the workforce. Read MoreJun. 24, 2025
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Vanderbilt researchers get top honors at cyber-physical systems conference
Vanderbilt School of Engineering alumnus David Limp, CEO of Blue Origin and former senior vice president at Amazon, urged students during a packed-house campus event on Sept. 18 to “be curious” and become proficient in the use of artificial intelligence so they can remain competitive in the workforce. Read MoreMay. 22, 2025
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Vanderbilt hosts inaugural ‘Global Good’ hackathon focused on social impact
Vanderbilt School of Engineering alumnus David Limp, CEO of Blue Origin and former senior vice president at Amazon, urged students during a packed-house campus event on Sept. 18 to “be curious” and become proficient in the use of artificial intelligence so they can remain competitive in the workforce. Read MoreMay. 5, 2025
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Software coders hate in-person interruptions, but physiological stress measures tell a different story
Vanderbilt School of Engineering alumnus David Limp, CEO of Blue Origin and former senior vice president at Amazon, urged students during a packed-house campus event on Sept. 18 to “be curious” and become proficient in the use of artificial intelligence so they can remain competitive in the workforce. Read MoreApr. 28, 2025
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Association for Computing Machinery honors Yu Huang with ICPC Václav Rajlich Early Career Achievement Award
Vanderbilt School of Engineering alumnus David Limp, CEO of Blue Origin and former senior vice president at Amazon, urged students during a packed-house campus event on Sept. 18 to “be curious” and become proficient in the use of artificial intelligence so they can remain competitive in the workforce. Read MoreApr. 18, 2025
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CS Immersion Showcase: Pick your car and race around campus
Vanderbilt School of Engineering alumnus David Limp, CEO of Blue Origin and former senior vice president at Amazon, urged students during a packed-house campus event on Sept. 18 to “be curious” and become proficient in the use of artificial intelligence so they can remain competitive in the workforce. Read MoreApr. 16, 2025
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Meiyi Ma receives NSF CAREER Award to advance explainability in Societal-Scale Integrated Cyber-Physical Systems
Vanderbilt School of Engineering alumnus David Limp, CEO of Blue Origin and former senior vice president at Amazon, urged students during a packed-house campus event on Sept. 18 to “be curious” and become proficient in the use of artificial intelligence so they can remain competitive in the workforce. Read MoreApr. 7, 2025