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Am I still Chinese enough?

[ad_1] The pleasant aspects of the American suburbia that I had missed while living in Taiwan no longer mattered. I…

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A new look for the MITAA

[ad_1] “You can’t overstate the contributions to the design of true legends like Muriel Cooper [MIT Press’s longtime design director…

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Arthur ’73 and Sandra Reidel

[ad_1] Art and Sandy Reidel say the personal connections they have made at MIT inspire their ongoing support for the…

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Finding the link between poverty and public health

[ad_1] Ko enrolled at Harvard Medical School, where he finished his studies in 1991. After residency, as a Cornell faculty…

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Lessons in leadership: Life after combat

[ad_1] After 27 years as an aviation officer in the US Army, including tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, Pedro Almeida…

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From ocean waves to sound waves

[ad_1] While Young still maintains a love for the ocean, she devotes her professional life to music. Her compositions and…

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A path to technology: from China to Silicon Valley

[ad_1] Zhu says she always saw the tech field as her destiny. The daughter of two professors, she was raised…

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What does neuroscience-inspired art look like?

[ad_1] The idea for the exhibit had been brewing for a while, he says, but in the summer of 2020,…

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‘Horizon Forbidden West’ Does Open Worlds Right

[ad_1] Frankly speaking, there is nothing more exciting — or daunting — than an open-world video game. Fire one up…

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Sex-Offender Laws Sent a Man to Prison Over a Prayer Livestream

[ad_1] Is engaging with a chatbot that asks you to enter your name using an “internet identifier” that must be…

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