Stem Cell Research Zeroes in on Cancer
Collaborators investigate colon health with novel tools
Fall 2021
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Collaborators investigate colon health with novel tools
Transmedia Storytelling researcher seeks to draw people together
MIT researchers are seeking to revolutionize AI technology by reproducing a vital component of the neural circuitry of the zebra finch
Broad-based goal is informed decision making
Fellowship support gives MIT the capacity to attract the most talented, inventive, and diverse graduate students
Lydia H. Kennard MCP ’79 and Marlyse Reeves ’17, SM ’20
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Pandemic challenge and scholarship connect Darren Lim ’23 and George Hu ’89
16.0002/18.0002: Introduction to Computational Science and Engineering
Canan Dagdeviren works to adapt technology to the human body
Chemist, materials scientist share insights relevant to manufacturing
Nagela Nukuna MBA ’22 hopes to ensure fair elections
Computation, humanities pairing leads to apps for learning English
Each financial commitment to an outstanding undergraduate introduces a new voice into the MIT community
Professorship support helps MIT empower distinguished faculty and tap the full potential of rising stars
Lip-Bu Tan SM ’80
Madeline Wong ’21 boosts signal processing of ConcertCue
Thomas M. Siebel
Professors Peter H. Stone and Paola Malanotte-Rizzoli
Thomas Davis ’84, SM ’85 and Elizabeth Beliveau Davis ’84, MArch ’88
Eran Broshy ’79 and Feigue Berman-Broshy, PhD
Leslye Miller Fraser ’78, SM ’80 and Darryl Fraser ’80
Arash Salemi ’93, MD, FACS
Steve Ma MBA ’09 and Frances Chia Wei Tsung MBA ’10