13359 search results found

  • Fredo
    Durand

    Amar Bose Professor of Computing
    Primary DLC
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

    Contact

    32-D424
    (617) 253-7223
    fredo@mit.edu

    Assistant

    Roger White
    (617) 715-5829
    whiter@csail.mit.edu

  • Dave
    L
    Des Marais

    Amgen Career Development Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
    Primary DLC
    Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

    Contact

    48-325
    (617) 258-6482
    dldesmar@mit.edu

  • William
    Frank

    Victor P Starr Career Development Assistant Professor of Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences
    Primary DLC
    Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences

    Contact

    54-420
    (617) 253-7609
    wfrank@mit.edu

  • Drew
    Fudenberg

    Paul A Samuelson Professor of Economics
    Primary DLC
    Department of Economics

    Contact

    E52-418
    (617) 715-4582
    drewf@mit.edu

  • Bryan
    Bryson

    Phillip and Susan Ragon Career Development Associate Professor of Biological Engineering
    Primary DLC
    Department of Biological Engineering

    Contact

    NE46-958
    (617) 258-7641
    bryand@mit.edu

  • Michael
    B
    Yaffe

    David H Koch Professor in Science
    Primary DLC
    Department of Biology

    Contact

    76-353
    (617) 452-2103
    myaffe@mit.edu

    Assistant

    Kirsten Auclair
    (617) 452-2103
    kirauc@mit.edu

  • Richard
    A
    Young

    Professor of Biology
    Primary DLC
    Department of Biology

    Contact

    WI-501C
    (617) 258-5218
    young@wi.mit.edu

  • Barry
    R
    Posen

    Ford International Professor of Political Science
    Primary DLC
    Department of Political Science

    Contact

    E40-463
    (617) 253-8088
    posen@mit.edu

  • Matthias
    Winkenbach

    Principal Research Scientist
    Primary DLC
    Center for Transportation and Logistics

    Contact

    E40-255
    (617) 324-8462
    winkenbach@mit.edu

  • Quantum at a Turning Point

    Thu, December 11, 2025 Webinar
    Leading Edge Webinar
    From Foundational Research to Scalable Systems

    A century after the birth of quantum mechanics, and following more than 40 years of MIT leadership in quantum computing, sensing, and communication, the field has reached an inflection point. Quantum science and technology are now poised to transition from foundational research to practical, real-world applications. This Leading Edge webinar convenes MIT faculty and innovators at the forefront of this transformation to examine how quantum research is evolving into scalable, commercially viable systems.