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Constellations are multidisciplinary teams of senior faculty, junior faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates. The constellation faculty comprise three or more outstanding stars in a particular research field.
Rensselaer’s research constellations build upon existing core strengths in microelectronics and microsystems, advanced materials, nanotechnology, and advanced scientific computation, modeling, and simulation.
In Computation and Information Technology, Constellation focal areas are:
- Future Chips: revolutionary computing, such as quantum or molecular computing, and leapfrog device technologies.
- Computational Science and Engineering: changing the face of scientific inquiry.
- Tetherless World: pervasive computing and distributed intelligent systems.
- Gail and Jeffrey L. Kodosky ’70 Constellation in Physics, Information Technology, and Entrepreneurship: Discovery of cutting-edge energy conversion and electronic materials using first-principles predictive theories and computations.
In Biotechnology, they are:
Constellations in entrepreneurship and other key research areas are under development.
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Position Updates:
Shengbai Zhang Named Kodosky Constellation Chair
Web Visionary Will Lead Tetherless World Research Constellation
Web Language and Artificial Intelligence Expert Joins Tetherless World Research Constellation
Renowned Scientist To Lead Biocomputation and Bioinformatics Research Constellation
Renowned Scientist To Join Rensselaer Biocomputation and Bioinformatics Group
Rensselaer Completes Future Chips Constellation With Two New Faculty Appointments
Internationally Renowned Biochemist Will Lead Biocatalysis and Metabolic Engineering Research Constellation
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