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France-Amériques is pleased to renew its splendid annual Gala on Champs Elysées to celebrate friendship ties and welcome Alumni from the whole American continent. Alumni are coming from France and all over the world for this fantastic Rendez-Vous in Paris on Saturday, December 7th, 2024.

Last year was a major success, bringing together 350 guests, including 100 Alumni flying from 60 different countries !

Buffet & Music
Unlimited drinks

Dress code : black tie

1 Alumni + 1 guest – Registration fees : 95€ each

If you come with a guest, please check the box “Viendra accompagné(e)” and fill up as requested.

To register, please go to the France-Amériques website: https://france-ameriques.org/evenement/alumni-gala-2024/

We thank each Alumni association along with France-Amériques for initiating and coordinating such a tremendous event !

 

Frederic Hannoyer and the MIT CdF Board

Learn More 2024-12-07 19:00:00 2024-12-08 00:00:00 UTC France-Amériques Alumni Gala 2024 France-Amériques is pleased to renew its splendid annual Gala on Champs Elysées to celebrate friendship ties and welcome Alumni from the whole American continent. Alumni are coming from France and all over the world for this fantastic Rendez-Vous in Paris on Saturday, December 7th, 2024. Last year was a major success, bringing together 350 guests, including 100 Alumni flying from 60 different countries ! Buffet & MusicUnlimited drinks Dress code : black tie 1 Alumni + 1 guest – Registration fees : 95€ each If you come with a guest, please check the box “Viendra accompagné(e)” and fill up as requested. To register, please go to the France-Amériques website: https://france-ameriques.org/evenement/alumni-gala-2024/ We thank each Alumni association along with France-Amériques for initiating and coordinating such a tremendous event !   Frederic Hannoyer and the MIT CdF Board Club of France

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The American University Clubs France cordially invites you to join us for our traditional Thanksgiving dinner on Wednesday, November 27, 2024 from 7:00pm to 10:30pm.

Contact

aucfrance@gmail.com

Learn More 2024-11-27 18:00:00 2024-11-27 21:30:00 UTC AUC Thanksgiving Dinner 2024 The American University Clubs France cordially invites you to join us for our traditional Thanksgiving dinner on Wednesday, November 27, 2024 from 7:00pm to 10:30pm. The American University Clubs France will hold its Annual Thanksgiving Dinner at the Ecole Militaire on November 27th, 2024, 7:00pm to 10:30pm. An exceptional historic venue and a special Thanksgiving menu await you for what we hope will be a very memorable evening!  Registration is limited to AUC American University members and their guests.  IMPORTANT: PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE SECURITY PROCESS AT THE ENTRANCE WILL TAKE 15 MINUTES. A BEAUTIFUL HISTORIC VENUE AUC is partnering again this year with the Ecole Militaire. Founded in 1751 by Louis XV to train military officers, it is a beautiful piece of French heritage. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to enjoy exclusive access. A TRADITIONAL MENU Apéritif: Kir Royal served in Ecole Militaire rotunda. Four-course meal served at the table:  Starter: Pumpkin velouté Main Course: Sliced turkey (stuffing served separtely) with mashed potatoes and turkey gravy Sides: Corn, green beans and cranberry sauce Dessert: Pecan pie topped with whip cream and a scoop of vanilla ice cream Drink: Red and white wine, water and coffee A vegetarian main course will unfortunately not be offered. PRICING 75€ ACCESS AND SECURITY The Ecole Militaire is not open to the public and extra security measures are enforced. Attending this event requires a two-step process. Step 1: Register and pay for your ticket on HelloAsso. Each attendee is required to provide their birthdate and city and country of birth as shown on official ID (requested by the Ecole Militaire for security process).   Step 2: Those registered will be sent a link to obtain their personal Ecole Militaire invitation with QR code that they will need to present to enter the Ecole Militaire building. In addition to this, each person will be asked to provide an official form of ID at the entrance (Passport, ID card).  Please register before November 16th on the helloasso website.  https://www.helloasso.com/associations/auc-france/evenements/auc-thanksgiving-dinner-on-november-27-2024 After this date, registration will close. Cancellations will not be refunded.  Please note, that if the event sells out, registration will end earlier than the stated date. We look forward to seeing you for one or two MIT Tables - we are usually in the top present University there ! Frederic Hannoyer and the MIT CdF Board Club of France aucfrance@gmail.com

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2024 Holiday Party

Come join us for an afternoon of food, lively conversation, and fun at the New Seabury Country Club overlooking their golf course and Nantucket Sound.

We'll gather starting at noon, have a plated lunch from 12:30 to about 1:30, and then have a couple of hours for socializing and some fun activities, which as of now include MIT Bingo (a probability challenge) and Flying Reindeer (an engineering competition). There may be time for additional activities, too, so please send suggestions to capecodEvents@alum.mit.edu.

The ticket price of $50.00 covers the room rental and meal. There will also be a cash bar and a beverage station.

Please note that registration closes at noon on Wednesday, November 27 (the day before Thanksgiving).

We are looking forward to seeing you all there and having a great time.

Happy Holidays !!!

Contact

capecodEvents@alum.mit.edu

Learn More 2024-12-05 17:00:00 2024-12-05 20:30:00 UTC 2024 Holiday Party at New Seabury CC 2024 Holiday Party Come join us for an afternoon of food, lively conversation, and fun at the New Seabury Country Club overlooking their golf course and Nantucket Sound. We'll gather starting at noon, have a plated lunch from 12:30 to about 1:30, and then have a couple of hours for socializing and some fun activities, which as of now include MIT Bingo (a probability challenge) and Flying Reindeer (an engineering competition). There may be time for additional activities, too, so please send suggestions to capecodEvents@alum.mit.edu. The ticket price of $50.00 covers the room rental and meal. There will also be a cash bar and a beverage station. Please note that registration closes at noon on Wednesday, November 27 (the day before Thanksgiving). We are looking forward to seeing you all there and having a great time. Happy Holidays !!! Club of Cape Cod capecodEvents@alum.mit.edu

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If you have trouble registering for this event, click here.

Hike in the Breakheart Reservation in Saugus, MA. The hike will follow well marked trails around wetlands and ponds. This will be a ~4-mile, ~2.5-hour hike in a forested area dominated by large pines and oaks around marshes, lakes and the Saugus River. There are numerous scenic stopping points along the hike with views of the lakes.

Breakheart Reservation encompasses 700 acres of pine and oak forest along the Saugus River and surrounding two large ponds. The ponds were created in the 1890s by damming the spring fed marshes. Overflow from the ponds drains into the Saugus River. We can expect to see a variety of forest and water birdlife. We will offer the option along the way to climb a rocky peak (about two hundred feet above the main trail) to get scenic views of the region. On a clear day, the Boston skyline as well as Wachusett Mt to the west are visible from some park hilltops.

The expected start-to-end duration is ~2.5 hours depending on weather and ground-surface conditions. The final trail will be selected closer to the hiking date, adapted to hike-day weather and trail-surface conditions. Weather permitting we will take a lunch break towards the end of the hike.

For more information about the Breakheart Reservation visit: https://www.mass.gov/doc/breakheart-trail-map/download

How to get there from MIT

You can find the entrance of the park (see above map), by using the following address in Google Maps: 177 Forest St, Saugus, MA.

Depending on time of the day, your GPS will probably guide you through one of the following two routes.

Parking and Meeting Point

We will meet at the Visitor Center (see earlier park map) on Saturday, November 16, ready for a 10 am start. The Visitor Center has restrooms. Parking near the Visitor Center and its access road is free but often sparce because many hikers use its very popular Pine Tops Road walking trail. There is a DCR ice rink along the entrance road and it is permissible to park there as well.  Please plan to arrive between 9:30 and 9:45 to ensure that you find parking before the 10 AM start. 

What to Bring/Use

•    Camera - Bring your camera or your smartphone, and binoculars
•    Water & Lunch - The walk will be leisurely
•    Bring a picnic lunch
•    Dress comfortably for walking in cold winter weather. Wear water-resistant hiking boots or aggressive sole snickers

Event attendees must acknowledge and understand that: (i) they are not required to participate in this event; and (ii) any participation is voluntary and at their sole risk.

Primary Contact: 
Tony Galaitsis: Galaitsis@verizon.net
Retired Physicist. PhD in Physics from MIT, mountain hiking aficionado, avid traveler, and amateur photographer.

Secondary Contact: 
Witold Biedrzycki: witold_alumni@proton.me 
PhD in Mathematics from MIT; has hiked extensively around many mountains, including Rockies and Alps.

 

NOTE: Please do not register for this event more than once. If you are unsure if you have successfully registered for this event, please contact communications@mitcob.org instead of registering again. If you are an MIT alumnus, or otherwise have an account in this system, please be sure to log in before registering since this will connect your registration to your account.

Contact

galaitsis@verizon.net

Learn More 2024-11-16 15:00:00 2024-11-16 18:00:00 UTC Monthly MITCOB Hike – Breakheart Reservation If you have trouble registering for this event, click here. Hike in the Breakheart Reservation in Saugus, MA. The hike will follow well marked trails around wetlands and ponds. This will be a ~4-mile, ~2.5-hour hike in a forested area dominated by large pines and oaks around marshes, lakes and the Saugus River. There are numerous scenic stopping points along the hike with views of the lakes. Breakheart Reservation encompasses 700 acres of pine and oak forest along the Saugus River and surrounding two large ponds. The ponds were created in the 1890s by damming the spring fed marshes. Overflow from the ponds drains into the Saugus River. We can expect to see a variety of forest and water birdlife. We will offer the option along the way to climb a rocky peak (about two hundred feet above the main trail) to get scenic views of the region. On a clear day, the Boston skyline as well as Wachusett Mt to the west are visible from some park hilltops. The expected start-to-end duration is ~2.5 hours depending on weather and ground-surface conditions. The final trail will be selected closer to the hiking date, adapted to hike-day weather and trail-surface conditions. Weather permitting we will take a lunch break towards the end of the hike. For more information about the Breakheart Reservation visit: https://www.mass.gov/doc/breakheart-trail-map/download How to get there from MIT You can find the entrance of the park (see above map), by using the following address in Google Maps: 177 Forest St, Saugus, MA. Depending on time of the day, your GPS will probably guide you through one of the following two routes. Parking and Meeting Point We will meet at the Visitor Center (see earlier park map) on Saturday, November 16, ready for a 10 am start. The Visitor Center has restrooms. Parking near the Visitor Center and its access road is free but often sparce because many hikers use its very popular Pine Tops Road walking trail. There is a DCR ice rink along the entrance road and it is permissible to park there as well.  Please plan to arrive between 9:30 and 9:45 to ensure that you find parking before the 10 AM start.  What to Bring/Use •    Camera - Bring your camera or your smartphone, and binoculars•    Water & Lunch - The walk will be leisurely•    Bring a picnic lunch•    Dress comfortably for walking in cold winter weather. Wear water-resistant hiking boots or aggressive sole snickers Event attendees must acknowledge and understand that: (i) they are not required to participate in this event; and (ii) any participation is voluntary and at their sole risk. Primary Contact: Tony Galaitsis: Galaitsis@verizon.netRetired Physicist. PhD in Physics from MIT, mountain hiking aficionado, avid traveler, and amateur photographer. Secondary Contact: Witold Biedrzycki: witold_alumni@proton.me PhD in Mathematics from MIT; has hiked extensively around many mountains, including Rockies and Alps.   NOTE: Please do not register for this event more than once. If you are unsure if you have successfully registered for this event, please contact communications@mitcob.org instead of registering again. If you are an MIT alumnus, or otherwise have an account in this system, please be sure to log in before registering since this will connect your registration to your account. Club of Boston galaitsis@verizon.net

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6:00pm-6:45pm Dinner and Networking
6:45pm-8:30pm Presentation and Panel

Hot on the heels of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry being awarded to DeepMind’s AlphaFold – an AI model revolutionizing protein structure prediction – the MIT Club of Northern California is excited to host an event exploring the fast-growing field of AI-driven scientific discovery. This technology is increasingly being designed to power autonomous systems that “close the loop” of the scientific method, promising breakthroughs in industries that are highly regulated, capital-intensive, and challenging to scale.

We’ll hear from experts including:

• Aditi Krishnapriyan, Assistant Professor in Chemical Engineering and EECS at UC Berkeley where she develops Machine Learning methods for the physical sciences.
• Arash Khajeh, Postdoctoral research scientist at Toyota Research Institute working on leveraging machine learning to create safer batteries.
• Aldair Gongora, Scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Lab advancing next-generation research platforms including autonomous robots for science.
• Wen Jie Ong, MIT PhD and Senior Product Manager at NVIDIA leading AI initiatives in chemistry and material science.

 

This event will be moderated by Alan Gardner (MIT ’05 Course 8; Boston University visiting researcher in autonomous lab infrastructure) and Nabil Laoudji (MIT Sloan ’12 MBA; AI for Science Analyst & Community Builder).

Join us for an exploration into the future of scientific discovery!

 

Speakers

Aditi Krishnapriyan

Aditi Krishnapriyan is an Assistant Professor at UC Berkeley in Chemical Engineering and EECS, where she develops Machine Learning methods tailored to scientific challenges, with a special focus on physics-inspired models. Her research spans molecular dynamics, fluid mechanics, and partial differential equations, integrating ML to improve stability and efficiency in computational science. Aditi is also a member of Berkeley AI Research (BAIR) and the AI+Science group.

Arash Khajeh

Arash Khajeh is a postdoctoral research scientist in the Energy and Materials Division at the Toyota Research Institute. Over the past three years, he has focused on advancing automated molecular dynamics simulation workflows and machine learning tools to accelerate the discovery and screening of solid polymer electrolytes and liquid electrolytes for next-generation lithium-ion batteries. His work aims to bridge computational predictions with experimental validation, fostering innovations in battery technologies.

Wen Jie Ong

Wen Jie is the product lead for ‘AI for Chemistry and Material Science’ at NVIDIA, where he and his team are building tools that researchers and developers can leverage to accelerate Chemicals R&D.  Prior to NVIDIA, he was an Associate Partner at McKinsey where he served Chemicals and Technology clients. Wen Jie is a chemist by training (MIT Course 5 PhD) and has experience commercializing innovative polymer technology for industrial water treatment.

Aldair Gongora

Aldair Gongora is a scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and serves as a deputy director of LLNL’s Data Science Institute’s Consulting Service. His research work centers on accelerating scientific discovery by developing next-generation research platforms and capabilities, such as self-driving labs and autonomous robots for science. His research work enables the adoption of modern tools to tackle complex challenges across materials science, climate science, life sciences, and manufacturing.

Contact

laoudji@alum.mit.edu

Learn More 2024-11-21 02:00:00 2024-11-21 05:00:00 UTC AI for Autonomous Science 6:00pm-6:45pm Dinner and Networking6:45pm-8:30pm Presentation and Panel Hot on the heels of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry being awarded to DeepMind’s AlphaFold – an AI model revolutionizing protein structure prediction – the MIT Club of Northern California is excited to host an event exploring the fast-growing field of AI-driven scientific discovery. This technology is increasingly being designed to power autonomous systems that “close the loop” of the scientific method, promising breakthroughs in industries that are highly regulated, capital-intensive, and challenging to scale. We’ll hear from experts including: Aditi Krishnapriyan, Assistant Professor in Chemical Engineering and EECS at UC Berkeley where she develops Machine Learning methods for the physical sciences. Arash Khajeh, Postdoctoral research scientist at Toyota Research Institute working on leveraging machine learning to create safer batteries. Aldair Gongora, Scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Lab advancing next-generation research platforms including autonomous robots for science. Wen Jie Ong, MIT PhD and Senior Product Manager at NVIDIA leading AI initiatives in chemistry and material science.   This event will be moderated by Alan Gardner (MIT ’05 Course 8; Boston University visiting researcher in autonomous lab infrastructure) and Nabil Laoudji (MIT Sloan ’12 MBA; AI for Science Analyst & Community Builder). Join us for an exploration into the future of scientific discovery!   Speakers Aditi Krishnapriyan Aditi Krishnapriyan is an Assistant Professor at UC Berkeley in Chemical Engineering and EECS, where she develops Machine Learning methods tailored to scientific challenges, with a special focus on physics-inspired models. Her research spans molecular dynamics, fluid mechanics, and partial differential equations, integrating ML to improve stability and efficiency in computational science. Aditi is also a member of Berkeley AI Research (BAIR) and the AI+Science group. Arash Khajeh Arash Khajeh is a postdoctoral research scientist in the Energy and Materials Division at the Toyota Research Institute. Over the past three years, he has focused on advancing automated molecular dynamics simulation workflows and machine learning tools to accelerate the discovery and screening of solid polymer electrolytes and liquid electrolytes for next-generation lithium-ion batteries. His work aims to bridge computational predictions with experimental validation, fostering innovations in battery technologies. Wen Jie Ong Wen Jie is the product lead for ‘AI for Chemistry and Material Science’ at NVIDIA, where he and his team are building tools that researchers and developers can leverage to accelerate Chemicals R&D.  Prior to NVIDIA, he was an Associate Partner at McKinsey where he served Chemicals and Technology clients. Wen Jie is a chemist by training (MIT Course 5 PhD) and has experience commercializing innovative polymer technology for industrial water treatment. Aldair Gongora Aldair Gongora is a scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and serves as a deputy director of LLNL’s Data Science Institute’s Consulting Service. His research work centers on accelerating scientific discovery by developing next-generation research platforms and capabilities, such as self-driving labs and autonomous robots for science. His research work enables the adoption of modern tools to tackle complex challenges across materials science, climate science, life sciences, and manufacturing. Club of Northern California laoudji@alum.mit.edu

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Join MIT Alumni in Bend for an informal evening of drinks, conversation, and networking on Wednesday, November 20th from 5:30-7:00 PM.

We'll meet at the Midtown Yacht Club (https://www.midtownyachtclub.com/)

1661 NE 4th St, Bend, OR, 97701

 

Contact

rebeleon@alum.mit.edu

Learn More 2024-11-21 01:30:00 2024-11-21 03:00:00 UTC MIT Alumni Evening in Bend Join MIT Alumni in Bend for an informal evening of drinks, conversation, and networking on Wednesday, November 20th from 5:30-7:00 PM. We'll meet at the Midtown Yacht Club (https://www.midtownyachtclub.com/) 1661 NE 4th St, Bend, OR, 97701   Club of Oregon and Southwest Washington rebeleon@alum.mit.edu

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Calling all New York, Political Science, and History buffs!

Come join us on a SMALL PRIVATE TOUR of the two new Robert Caro exhibits at the New York Historical Society Library & Museum on Saturday, November 9th from 1:00 - 2:00 pm ET, for up to 10 people! 

Robert Caro's The Power Broker at 50 

This special installation celebrates the 50th anniversary of the publication of Robert A. Caro's The Power Broker, the monumental work that has been called “surely the greatest book ever written about a city.” This groundbreaking book made known for the first time how Robert Moses, over more than four decades and without ever being elected to public office, amassed power so immense that with it, he shaped New York. The installation explores the story behind the book: how Caro uncovered the falseness behind the image that Moses had so carefully cultivated, and that the press and public believed, to reveal the extent of Moses’ power and the heartbreaking human cost behind his public works.

"Turn Every Page": Inside the Robert A. Caro Archive

The first public exhibition drawn from the archive of the author whose award-winning works on Robert Moses and Lyndon B. Johnson are regarded as masterpieces of modern biography and history, "Turn Every Page" includes never-before-seen highlights from the archive—which New-York Historical acquired in 2019—that provide an intimate view of how Caro started his career and how he worked as a reporter. 

 

What’s Included

This docent-led tour runs for an hour (please arrive by 12:45 pm), however your ticket includes full-day Museum admission, individual vouchers for reduced Regular Admission tickets on a future visit, a 10% discount in the Museum Store, and access to the films We Rise and New York Story (pending availability). 

 

Address 

170 Central Park West at Richard Gilder Way (77th Street)

 

Directions

By subway: Take the B (weekdays only) or C to 81st Street. We're also a 12-minute walk from the 72nd Street station for the 1, 2, and 3 trains at Broadway at 72nd Street.

By bus: The M79 bus travels east/west on West 79th Street across Central Park, with a nearby stop on West 81st Street. Other buses also stop at or nearby, including the M7, M10, M11, M86, and M104 buses.

Parking: There is a limited amount of street parking on 77th Street, 76th Street and Central Park West. There are also nearby public parking garages between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue.

Cost

The cost of the tour is $29.00 per person and you may bring a guest.

We will cap the total number of people at 10. So get your ticket early before we sell out!

 

Best,

Deirdre

Technology Chair

 

Contact

mitsloanclubnyc@alum.mit.edu

Learn More 2024-11-09 18:00:00 2024-11-09 19:00:00 UTC Robert Caro, author of "The Power Broker", Private Exhibit Tour Calling all New York, Political Science, and History buffs! Come join us on a SMALL PRIVATE TOUR of the two new Robert Caro exhibits at the New York Historical Society Library & Museum on Saturday, November 9th from 1:00 - 2:00 pm ET, for up to 10 people!  Robert Caro's The Power Broker at 50  This special installation celebrates the 50th anniversary of the publication of Robert A. Caro's The Power Broker, the monumental work that has been called “surely the greatest book ever written about a city.” This groundbreaking book made known for the first time how Robert Moses, over more than four decades and without ever being elected to public office, amassed power so immense that with it, he shaped New York. The installation explores the story behind the book: how Caro uncovered the falseness behind the image that Moses had so carefully cultivated, and that the press and public believed, to reveal the extent of Moses’ power and the heartbreaking human cost behind his public works. "Turn Every Page": Inside the Robert A. Caro Archive The first public exhibition drawn from the archive of the author whose award-winning works on Robert Moses and Lyndon B. Johnson are regarded as masterpieces of modern biography and history, "Turn Every Page" includes never-before-seen highlights from the archive—which New-York Historical acquired in 2019—that provide an intimate view of how Caro started his career and how he worked as a reporter.    What’s Included This docent-led tour runs for an hour (please arrive by 12:45 pm), however your ticket includes full-day Museum admission, individual vouchers for reduced Regular Admission tickets on a future visit, a 10% discount in the Museum Store, and access to the films We Rise and New York Story (pending availability).    Address  170 Central Park West at Richard Gilder Way (77th Street)   Directions By subway: Take the B (weekdays only) or C to 81st Street. We're also a 12-minute walk from the 72nd Street station for the 1, 2, and 3 trains at Broadway at 72nd Street. By bus: The M79 bus travels east/west on West 79th Street across Central Park, with a nearby stop on West 81st Street. Other buses also stop at or nearby, including the M7, M10, M11, M86, and M104 buses. Parking: There is a limited amount of street parking on 77th Street, 76th Street and Central Park West. There are also nearby public parking garages between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue. Cost The cost of the tour is $29.00 per person and you may bring a guest. We will cap the total number of people at 10. So get your ticket early before we sell out!   Best, Deirdre Technology Chair   MIT Sloan Club of New York mitsloanclubnyc@alum.mit.edu

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SDM Systems Night

This is an affiliate event. Please register at the registration link listed below.

MIT System Design and Management welcomes alumni to our annual Systems Night, an evening of connection and community. A panel of speakers will discuss how they manage and oversee complex software systems, and how their education at SDM prepared them to deal with these problems in real-world settings. There will also be time for networking and discussion with the panelists.

Event website: https://sdm.mit.edu/alumni/systems-night/

Registration on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mitsdm-systems-night-2024-tickets-1024217932407?aff=oddtdtcreator

Speakers: 
Doug Hamilton — Head of AI Research & Engineering @ Nasdaq
Amrita Srivastava — Technical Lead @ Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
John Hajdukiewicz — Founder & Principal @ Outcome Design Labs
All speakers are alums of the SDM program.

Doug Hamilton

John Hajdukiewicz

Contact

ngg@mit.edu

Learn More 2024-11-07 11:00:00 2024-11-08 02:00:00 UTC SDM Systems Night SDM Systems Night This is an affiliate event. Please register at the registration link listed below. MIT System Design and Management welcomes alumni to our annual Systems Night, an evening of connection and community. A panel of speakers will discuss how they manage and oversee complex software systems, and how their education at SDM prepared them to deal with these problems in real-world settings. There will also be time for networking and discussion with the panelists. Event website: https://sdm.mit.edu/alumni/systems-night/ Registration on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mitsdm-systems-night-2024-tickets-1024217932407?aff=oddtdtcreator Speakers: Doug Hamilton — Head of AI Research & Engineering @ NasdaqAmrita Srivastava — Technical Lead @ Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaJohn Hajdukiewicz — Founder & Principal @ Outcome Design LabsAll speakers are alums of the SDM program. Doug Hamilton John Hajdukiewicz Club of Boston ngg@mit.edu

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R&B-SBay takes us to Stanford in November for an easy-paced ~3mi run and lunch at Dumpling Hours. There are beautiful artwork & architecture along the way:

• Rodin sculptures
• Stanford memorial church and its stained glass windows
• Stanford family’s mausoleum

Folks are welcome to join us for either the run or brunch.

*Subject to minor changes; we may take a slightly different route based on trail conditions.

RSVP by Friday before the event. 

Where & When to Meet:  

10a Run: Stanford Track House/Angell Field (295 Galvez St, Stanford, CA)

https://maps.app.goo.gl/tN6wL495LP5hVAhC8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

~1115a Brunch: Dumpling Hours (530 Bryant St Palo Alto, CA)

https://maps.app.goo.gl/9ifaFgoxQViNk92ZA?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy 

Additional Notes:

Dogs are welcome. Free Parking. Carpooling is encouraged but not hosted.

Running Route:

 

Disclaimers:
Joining any event involving physical exertion is entirely voluntary and participants assume any and all risks associated with the activities. By registering or attending this event, participants agree to the conditions posted at:
http://northerncalifornia.alumclub.mit.edu/s/1314/images/gid25/editor_documents/event_documents/liability_waiver.pdf

Contact

jnoraky@gmail.com

Learn More 2024-11-16 18:00:00 2024-11-16 21:00:00 UTC Run & Brunch - Nov 16 R&B-SBay takes us to Stanford in November for an easy-paced ~3mi run and lunch at Dumpling Hours. There are beautiful artwork & architecture along the way: Rodin sculptures Stanford memorial church and its stained glass windows Stanford family’s mausoleum Folks are welcome to join us for either the run or brunch. *Subject to minor changes; we may take a slightly different route based on trail conditions. RSVP by Friday before the event.  Where & When to Meet:   10a Run: Stanford Track House/Angell Field (295 Galvez St, Stanford, CA) https://maps.app.goo.gl/tN6wL495LP5hVAhC8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ~1115a Brunch: Dumpling Hours (530 Bryant St Palo Alto, CA) https://maps.app.goo.gl/9ifaFgoxQViNk92ZA?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy  Additional Notes: Dogs are welcome. Free Parking. Carpooling is encouraged but not hosted. Running Route:   Disclaimers:Joining any event involving physical exertion is entirely voluntary and participants assume any and all risks associated with the activities. By registering or attending this event, participants agree to the conditions posted at:http://northerncalifornia.alumclub.mit.edu/s/1314/images/gid25/editor_documents/event_documents/liability_waiver.pdf Club of Northern California jnoraky@gmail.com

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Celebrate the 150th anniversary of Eiichiro Honma, MIT’s first graduate from Japan, Class of 1874, at Meiji Kinenkan. The evening begins with a reception, followed by a gala dinner honoring distinguished alumni. The program features a fireside chat with MIT president Sally Kornbluth and Sawaka Romaine ’01, president of the MIT Club of Japan. 
 
Schedule of events: 

• 6:00–6:30 p.m. JST Registration Open and Drinks Reception @ Kinkei no ma* 
• 6:30–9:00 p.m. JST Dinner and Program @ Fuji 1* 

*Please note that the reception and dinner will be held at separate locations in Meiji Kinenkan. 

RSVP soon—space is limited. Advance registration is required. Attendees can bring a guest, over the age of 20. There is a semi-formal dress code. 

Contact

alumnioutreach@mit.edu

Learn More 2024-11-15 09:00:00 2024-11-15 12:00:00 UTC 150 Years of Japan and MIT.  Celebrate the 150th anniversary of Eiichiro Honma, MIT’s first graduate from Japan, Class of 1874, at Meiji Kinenkan. The evening begins with a reception, followed by a gala dinner honoring distinguished alumni. The program features a fireside chat with MIT president Sally Kornbluth and Sawaka Romaine ’01, president of the MIT Club of Japan.  Schedule of events:  6:00–6:30 p.m. JST Registration Open and Drinks Reception @ Kinkei no ma*  6:30–9:00 p.m. JST Dinner and Program @ Fuji 1*  *Please note that the reception and dinner will be held at separate locations in Meiji Kinenkan.  RSVP soon—space is limited. Advance registration is required. Attendees can bring a guest, over the age of 20. There is a semi-formal dress code.  MIT Alumni Association alumnioutreach@mit.edu