MIT Tech Connection

By automating the processing of tissue samples, 3Scan enables pathologists to conduct “an orchestra of robots that can image vast fields of biology,” says Cody Daniel ’11.

Experience towering peaks, sprawling glaciers, and crystal-clear lakes in Patagonia’s Torres Del Paine National Park, with explorations led by Professor Dan Cziczo, Oct. 31–Nov. 10.

Tune in to the livestream of June 7’s Commencement festivities, including remarks by former NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg, as well as the Class of 1969 leading the graduates into their lives as MIT alumni. Doctoral Hooding ceremonies, with speaker Squire Booker PhD ’94, will be streamed on June 6.

Will you be on campus for MIT Tech Reunions, June 7–9? Use #TechReunions to share your favorite moments on social media. Whether or not you can attend, join the conversation by following MITAA on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, or spread the word as an MIT Social Ambassador.

The MIT Alumni Job Board connects alumni to opportunities directly submitted by employers, as well as by fellow alumni working at organizations that seek top talent. Alumni may post jobs at no cost, and jobs can be viewed only by verified MIT alumni and postdocs.

Kelly Shannon ’02 has always loved investigating. It’s what drew her to MIT to study biology. It’s also what led to her eventual career as an FBI special agent.

K’Andrea Bickerstaff ’89 says MIT trained her to solve problems. Now she owns a consulting firm specializing in intellectual property: “The work is like solving a mystery, which is what I love.”

“Curious George” Basch ’59 has traveled the world for decades. In the process, he founded the Himalayan Stove Project to improve living conditions for scores of Nepali households.