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Mouth-Based Touchpad Enables People Living with Paralysis to Interact with Computers

Aug 13, 2024
Zach Winn
MIT News

A man leans over a workbench holding a grinder against a metal surface. Sparks fly. A tire and a steering wheel are visible in the foreground.

MITERS Alums Build Own Hackerspace

Aug 9, 2024
Kathryn M. O'Neill
Slice of MIT

Three men in navy T-shirts (two shirts clearly read Optigon) pose in a workshop. On the workbench between two of them is an open black case. Parts inside appear blue and gray.

Seizing Solar’s Bright Future

Aug 7, 2024
Leda Zimmerman
MIT Energy Initiative

MIT alum Louise Jandura in an all white suit talking to a colleague on a rocky service with a rover/machine

MIT’s Only Four-Time Academic All-America Honoree and Her Superpower

Aug 5, 2024
Stephanie M. McPherson SM '11
Slice of MIT

A photo of 12 faces in a grid with a red background all MIT Alumni Association board members

Meet the 2024–2025 Alumni Association Leadership: President, President-Select, and New Members

Aug 2, 2024
Julie Fox
Slice of MIT

White-hot steel is shown being poured from a pipe into a receptacle. Sparks fly.

Making Steel with Electricity

Jul 30, 2024
Zach Winn
MIT News
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Portrait of Michelle Spektor PhD ’23 from waist up. A stairway railing is visible behind her as is a wooden wall with artwork made of blocks of color.

Biometrics in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Jul 25, 2024
Stephanie M. McPherson SM '11
MIT Spectrum

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MIT Alumnae Offer Leadership Advice

Jul 23, 2024
MIT Sloan

MIT alum Greg Falco standing in a courtyard outside in front of the MIT Stata Center

Becoming a Space Computer Hacker

Jul 19, 2024
Mark Wolverton
Slice of MIT

Two workers are shown wearing helmets and ear protection in an industrial setting. White marks overlaying the image indicate broadcasting from one and receiving by the other.

Tapping Bones to Help People Communicate

Jul 17, 2024
Kathryn M. O'Neill
Slice of MIT
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