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February 25, 2020
Renae Irving, MITES ‘13, MIT ‘18, is a molecular biology research associate at Finch Therapeutics Group, based in Somerville, MA. Her work focuses on developing genetic sequencing of the...
February 24, 2020
Joe Steinmeyer, PhD, UMich ’08, MIT ’10, ’14, is a Principal Lecturer in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) at MIT. His work includes the study of the...
July 22, 2016
Chemical engineering alumna with deep knowledge of the Institute will lead hallmark diversity program.
Read the full article on MIT News.
September 24, 2015
While designing lessons for the 22 rising eighth graders in their Engineering Design course, instructors Julia Sun and Jonathan Corzo set two major goals: to include as many hands-on projects as...
July 22, 2015
Thirty-seven middle school students from Boston, Cambridge, and Lawrence, Massachusetts, participated recently in a hands-on robotics workshop with 27 undergraduate student, graduate student, and...
May 13, 2015
Fifty-one middle school students from Boston, Cambridge and Lawrence participated in two hands-on activities on Saturday, March 7 that taught them how engineers can improve quality of life for...
August 13, 2014
From July 7 through August 9, 86 students who attend public middle schools in Boston, Cambridge and Lawrence, Mass., participated in science and engineering enrichment at MIT through the five-week...
June 20, 2014
“Pick the thing that’s most exciting to you,” MIT Dean of Engineering Ian Waitz told students during the annual dinner with the dean event hosted by OEOP.
On May 19, the MIT Office of...
June 20, 2014
On April 5, dozens of local middle school students stuck electrodes to their arms and observed the power of the electrical signals that travel through their muscles. The activity was part of the...
October 9, 2013
When Zi Peng “Hunter” Zhao was five years old, he knew what he wanted to be when he grew up: an aerospace engineer. “You see a rocket launch, and that to me was the coolest thing ever. You’re...
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