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Anne Kiremidjian is the C.L. Peck, Class of 1906 Professor in Stanford University's School of Engineering, specializing in Civil and Environmental Engineering. She holds a BA in Physics from Queens College (1972), BS in Civil Engineering from Columbia University (1972), and MS/PhD in Structural Engineering from Stanford (1973/1977). Her research focuses on earthquake hazard modeling, structural resilience, and wireless sensor networks for infrastructure monitoring.
Key roles include Co-Director (1987-1995) and Director (1995-2002) of the John A. Blume Earthquake Engineering Research Center. She co-founded K2 Technologies and Sensametrics, Inc., and has served on numerous national and international advisory boards, including the National Academy of Engineering and the John and Jene Blume Foundation.
Her research emphasizes data-driven methods for post-earthquake damage assessment, integrating machine learning and sensor networks. Notable contributions include algorithms for structural health monitoring and frameworks for prioritizing healthcare system recovery post-disaster. Over 130 publications and 15+ honors highlight her impact, including the 2023 Thomas Egleston Medal and National Academy of Engineering membership (2021).
Teaching spans decision analysis, structural engineering, and research mentorship. Her work bridges academia and industry, addressing global challenges in disaster resilience and sustainable infrastructure.
