Category: Seminars and Events

Rajath Nagaraj ’21 to Present Talk on Project Management in Data Science and AI Innovations in Insurance on Sept. 23

Rajath Nagaraj ’21 MS in Data Science will present a talk by on Monday, September 23, 2024, from 12-1 pm, in MEEM 403. His talk is titled, “Nagaraj will discuss, “Navigating Project Management in Data Science and Exploring Al Innovations in Insurance.”

Chemistry Seminar with Dennis Livesay

Dennis Livesay, professor and dean of the College of Computing at Michigan Technological University, will be presenting at this week’s Chemistry Seminar. The seminar will be held in person from 3-4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20, in Chem Sci 101. Livesay’s presentation is titled “Does Nature Love Chemistry and Physics as Much as I Do? Integrating . . .

Showcase C+X: Celebrating the Convergence of Computing

The Fall Computing Showcase is back and is right around the corner! This year’s iteration is dubbed Showcase C+X. The theme of this year’s iteration focuses on the convergence of computing (C+X) and how computing technologies pervade into nearly everything, from biomedicals to environmental conservation, and enhance research and education. Showcase C+X will continue to host impactful . . .

Amazon to Host Career Fest Events

Amazon will host several events during Career Fair on Wednesday, September 11, and Thursday, September 12. With 167 Huskies working at Amazon, the company ranks as the tenth largest employer of Michigan Tech talent, alongside legacy companies like GM, Ford, Dow, Stellantis, and Caterpillar. View the full Career Fest event echedule.

Free Microchips and Robotics Training Camps

Michigan Tech is pleased to offer free Microchips and Robotics training camps for high school and community college students. If you are passionate about the future of technology, don’t miss this opportunity to join our hands-on learning camp, where you will explore advanced fields in microchip programming, industrial robotics, and cybersecurity. Gain real-world experience, collaborate with . . .