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• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: 1865

  Picture this

  From the very beginning, Technology Review has used photography to help tell the story of MIT—and of science.
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  “I wanted to save lives”

  Muyinatu Bell ’06 left MIT with a lofty goal: making sure everyone—regardless of body size, skin color, or address—has access to highly effective imaging tools that allow early detection of diseases.
• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: Feature

  How MIT’s Rad Lab rescued D-Day

  After two British physicists invented a revolutionary gadget, MIT researchers used it to develop the radar devices that helped defeat the Nazis.
• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: Feature

  The Renaissance man from Port Gamble Bay

  An instinct for tinkering and a commitment to serving his community led Anthony Jones ’08 to carve out a career practicing both patent and Native law. His love of where he came from also led him back to the reservation he grew up on—and inspired art that honors his tribe’s cultural legacy. 
• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: President

  Harnessing MIT’s collective power

  Here’s how we’re tapping into the Institute’s tried-and-true problem-solving process to tackle global challenges.
• Categorized in Seen on Campus

  MIT sky cam

  A drone offers a different perspective on 02319.

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