We would like to send a huge thanks to the Aiken Challenge an endowment created by George and Lola Aiken and held annually at the University of Vermont for supporting UVM's 2020 Aiken Engineering Week! #UVMSTEM
Everyone in the Department is thankful for John and excited for the lecture tonight. #UVMSTEM!
6-7pm, 4th floor of the Davis Center: 2020 UVM Aiken Engineering Week Public Lecture by John Cohn on The Joy of Making Things https://t.co/dc2luhtdbp
... Yes, there will be snacks.
John lives with his family in a restored 19th-century schoolhouse in Jonesville Vermont and is eager to share his love of science and technology with anyone who will listen.
#UVMSTEM#JohnCohn (3/3)
Voices of Engineering #6: John Cohn is a Fellow at IBM where he is the Chief Scientist for the MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab in Cambridge Ma and is a Distinguished Visiting Scholar in UVM CEMS John is active in education issues at a local, state & national level #UVMSTEM#JohnCohn (1/3)
He is so passionate about promoting STEM careers that he spent 59 days living and inventing in an abandoned steel mill as part of Discovery Channel’s technical survival show “The Colony”. #UVMSTEM#JohnCohn (2/3)
@juniperlov @LHDnets@UVMSTEM Claude Shannon, for the breadth of his interests and vision. He formulated a mathematical understanding of information. Also he liked to juggle and formulated a mathematical law of juggling.
@juniperlov @LHDnets@UVMSTEM My late grandfather George Glinski. Polish WW2 immigrant to 🇨🇦. Prof of engineering @uOttawa. Co-founder of Computing Devices of Canada (1948). “Widely considered to be the father of high-technology in Canada.” Member of The Order of Canada. Father of 7. https://t.co/hQw5MQnzcM
Join us Feb 19 from 6-7pm for the 2020 UVM Aiken Engineering Week Public Lecture by John Cohn on The Joy of Making Things #UVMSTEM https://t.co/i0wMP0HqeH
Calling all STEM students, don't forget it's UVM Aiken Engineering Week! Speaker John Cohn will be presenting at the Maple Ballroom Wednesday, February 19 from 6-7pm. He's passionate about STEM careers and eager to share his knowledge with inspired students and faculty! #UVMSTEM
Ochoa became the first Hispanic woman to go to space in 1993. This legacy continued and she went to space four more times logging nearly 1,000 hours in orbit! #UVMSTEM#EllenOchoa (3/3)
Voices of Engineering #5: Ellen Ochoa is an engineer, a veteran astronaut, and the 11th director of the Johnson Space Center (JSC). #UVMSTEM#EllenOchoa (1/3)
Ochoa served as a research engineer at Ames Research Center and later she became JSC's first Hispanic director and its second female director. #UVMSTEM#EllenOchoa (2/3)
As CEO of Girl Scouts of the USA, she has introduced many great STEM initiatives, including a series of new badges in robotics, coding, engineering, and cybersecurity. #UVMSTEM#SylviaAcevedo (3/3)
Voices of Engineering #4: Sylvia Acevedo is a world-famous engineer, businesswoman, and executive. But one of her most amazing contributions to STEM has been through her role as CEO of Girl Scouts of the USA. #UVMSTEM#SylviaAcevedo (1/3)
Forbes magazine named her one of the "America's Top 50 Women In Tech." She trained as an industrial and systems engineer and worked at NASA and was involved in Voyager 2's flyby of Jupiter! #UVMSTEM#SylviaAcevedo (2/3)
Shannon was known to be quite the trickster and was remembered as riding the hallways of Bell Laboratories on a unicycle while juggling! #UVMSTEM#ClaudeShannon (4/4)
Voices of Engineering #3: Some people call Claude Shannon the father of information theory. He was an American mathematician, electronic engineer, geneticist, and expert tinkerer. #UVMSTEM#ClaudeShannon (1/4)
These inventions are very important and used daily to better design and understand computer hardware and software, telephone networks, and other complex systems. #UVMSTEM#ClaudeShannon (3/4)