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The Columbia Engineering Charles Batchelor Professor Emeritus reflects on a career that stretched from World War II-era radar to computer networks, shaped generations of electrical engineers, and was instrumental in building Columbia’s strength in telecommunications.

The Columbia Center for Advanced Electrification brought together researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and energy experts for three days of programming focused on the future of electrification and energy storage.

A new commemorative plaque recognizes the pioneering scientist, mentor, and longtime Columbia Engineering professor whose work helped shape photonics and strengthen the University’s research infrastructure.