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Sally Kornbluth (2023) Sally Ann Kornbluth (* 1961) ist eine Zellbiologin, die seit Januar 2023 das Amt der 18. Präsidentin des Massachusetts Institute of Technology innehat. [1] Kornbluth war zuvor von 2014 bis 2022 Provost der Duke University und von 2006 bis 2014 Vizedekan für Grundlagenwissenschaften der Duke University School of Medicine ...
20 de out. de 2022 · “Sally Kornbluth is an exceptional administrator,” Greene said. “She’s widely respected for her ability to create an environment that breaks barriers, and enables every student, faculty, and staff member to contribute at their highest level. She’s known for her judgment, her plain-spokenness, and integrity.”
莎莉·科恩布鲁斯（Sally Kornbluth），出生于新泽西州帕特森，细胞生物学家，美国艺术与科学院院士，美国国家医学院院士，美国国家发明家科学院院士，麻省理工学院第18任校长。莎莉·科恩布鲁斯于1982年获得威廉姆斯学院政治学学士学位；1984年获得剑桥大学遗传学学士学位；1989年获得洛克菲勒 ...
Sally A. Kornbluth, a cell biologist whose eight-year tenure as Duke University’s provost has earned her a reputation as a brilliant administrator, a creative problem-solver, and a leading advocate of academic excellence, has been selected as MIT’s 18th president. Kornbluth, 61, was elected to the post this morning by a vote of the MIT ...
Sally Ann Kornbluth ( Paterson, Nueva Jersey, 1961) 1 es una bióloga celular y administradora académica estadounidense. Actualmente ejerce como la decimoctava presidenta del Instituto de Tecnología de Massachusetts desde enero de 2023. 2 . Kornbluth anteriormente se desempeñó como rector de la Universidad de Duke entre 2014 y 2022.
1 de mai. de 2023 · Sally Kornbluth made a resounding call today for the entire MIT community to join together and address the “global crises” of the current era, including climate change, in her inaugural address as the Institute’s 18th president. “I hope to inspire you to join us in something important and new,” Kornbluth said in remarks delivered to a ...
4 de jan. de 2024 · MIT president under pressure after Gay resignation. All eyes are on MIT president Sally Kornbluth after two other major university leaders who testified at a congressional hearing about antisemitism on campuses last month lost their jobs in the political maelstrom that followed.
