Browsing: Alumni

Laura Faria ’16, ’17 MS helps organizations respond to network intrusions, ransomware attacks, and other critical cyber incidents.

Princeton is the fourth oldest university in the United States, founded in 1746 in New Jersey. The campus feels quintessentially American and almost like a film set at the same time. If you had to stroll through it on a crisp autumn afternoon, you’d almost expect someone to stop and recite poetry to you.

As cybercriminals eagerly embrace AI tools, OpenAI needs all the help it can get securing its own systems from external hacks. That includes teaming up with a shadowy cybersecurity startup founded by a cadre of former DOGE employees.

Yale University often makes you think of gothic spires, ivy-covered walls and secret societies with names that sound like they’ve been borrowed from a Dan Brown novel. And fair enough. Its been around since 1701, located in New Haven, Connecticut and boasts alumni that include five US presidents, nineteen Supreme Court justices and more Nobel…

Yale University often makes you think of gothic spires, ivy-covered walls and secret societies with names that sound like they’ve been borrowed from a Dan Brown novel. And fair enough. Its been around since 1701, located in New Haven, Connecticut and boasts alumni that include five US presidents, nineteen Supreme Court justices and more Nobel…

A robot that helps tree surgeons work safely may appear to have very little in common with a baby equipment rental service. But at the University of Pennsylvania, they both belong to a growing number of businesses built by graduates who noticed a problem and decided to create a solution for it.

Two Google alumni have closed an $11.3 million fund to back early-stage AI startups, betting that the era of enterprise AI experimentation is ending and that customers will increasingly pay only for products that prove their worth.

Cornell University has a slightly more unusual founder story compared to the other Ivies. The original campus is in Ithaca, six hours upstate from New York while Cornell Tech opened in 2017 on Roosevelt Island in Manhattan, built explicitly to produce startups.

There’s a certain shape that MIT companies tend to have. They’re often build around a hard technical problem the founder has personally spent quite some time inside, whether that be a PhD thesis that turned into a product or a lab experiment that became a company.

Vanessa (Chen) Moynihan ’21 wasn’t quite sure what to make of the two aspiring accountants sitting in her boyfriend’s apartment.