[ad_1] Most pesticides kill them and are easy to catch and break down. They also die easily when heat or frost comes. The most aggressive and effective way to stopRead More
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The practice of moving energy
[ad_1] Rod Bayliss III ’20, one of the things MEng ’21 most clearly remembers from his childhood is his father’s 1964 Ford Mustang. “I was fascinated by that car,” saysRead More
Pairing economics with empathy to study life in the developing world
[ad_1] Reshmaan Hussam ’09, PhD ’15 once dreamed of becoming a “psychohistorian” like the lead character in Isaac Asimov’s Foundation novels, combining sociology, history and statistics to save the world.Read More
A “remote” approach to transportation planning
[ad_1] As a kid, Eric Plosky ’99, MCP ’00 took the New York subway to all the city attractions on the map with his grandmother. “Every time someone asks meRead More
A window to the clean room
[ad_1] Abbie (Carlstein) Gregg ’74 remembers giving up on wearing lab gloves during her undergraduate research at MIT. At a time when college students were 15 to 1 more thanRead More
“Rocket Woman”: from space shuttle engineer to space historian
[ad_1] Linda (Getch) Dawson ’71 grew up during the height of the space race between the USA and the USSR. He remembers going to an observatory with his family toRead More
Technology Day: Roads to the Future
[ad_1] The fourth topic, climate change, was introduced in a session with President L. Rafael Reif. MIT Corporation member Songyee Yoon, PhD ’00, translated the talk to the Reif ClimateRead More
Sign in to all MIT
[ad_1] In total, more than 5,000 alumni and friends attended this year’s MIT Tech Reunions, held online from June 4–6. There were special events for the merger year classes, andRead More
Virtual Photo Booth
[ad_1] Patrice Langford ’95 Paul Chai ’99 Claude Gerstle ’68 with wife Ellen Gerstle Claire DeRosa ’11, MEng ’12 and Kimberly Gonzalez ’11 John Paul Mattia ’86, SM ’91, EngRead More