The Center for Smart Streetscapes was thrilled to participate in Smart City Expo USA 2024 over the last two days. CS3 Director Andrew Smyth had a fruitful panel discussion on…
Columbia University’s Department of Electrical Engineering proudly celebrates the achievements of Ph.D. students Mahshid Ghasemi (advised by Prof. Gil Zussman and Prof. Javad Ghaderi) and Jeremy Allen Johnston (Prof. Xiaodong…
Members of the Center for Smart Streetscapes Student Leadership Council (SLC) weighed in on Women’s History Month 2024, sharing what this month means to them and the women in STEM…
Image from William Kenworthy's research project showcasing an envisioned smart streetscape concept. The Center for Smart Streetscapes (CS3) seeks to develop technological solutions to address community-driven problems, such as public…
The Center for Smart Streetscapes (CS3) launched the inaugural Community Partners in Residence (CPR) program in November 2023. This innovative program is developing a new relationship between researchers at Columbia…
The Center for Smart Streetscapes (CS3) is thrilled to announce that NEC Corporation, a global information and communications technology company, has joined its Industry Advisory Board. NEC will play a…
https://youtu.be/cdWA61NXpxM?si=QrxwEjmxwuhLAcDp Recording of Panel Discussion moderated by the NYC Office of Technology and Innovation On Thursday, November 16, from 10 - 11 AM ET, CS3 hosted a panel discussion moderated by Paul…
On Thursday, November 2, 2023, the NSF Center for Smart Streetscapes (CS3) held its inaugural Community Partners in Residence (CPR) Program workshop. We were excited to welcome our first group…
One of our PhD students, Fanchen Bao, took a deep dive into the new Executive on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence. While the Executive…
NEC Corporation, NEC Laboratories America, Columbia University, Duke University, and the SFI CONNECT centre at Trinity College Dublin have jointly demonstrated open transponder whitebox technology in a recent field trial…