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- September 1, 2020Department of Mechanical Engineering
MIT MechE Alliance
Principal Investigator Brian Anthony
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OmniSci: Massively Accelerated Analytics and Data Science
Aaron Williams
VP of Marketing, OmniSci
Uncountable: AI Platform for Material Development
Will Tashman
Cofounder & Chief Revenue Officer, Uncountable
SafeMode: Empowering Drivers and Fleet Managers
Ido Levy
Founder & CEO, SafeMode
Stable: Writing the blueprint for intelligent EV fleet charging
Rohan Puri
Cofounder & CEO, Stable
Molten: Simplify your Media Operations
Arjun Mendhi
CEO, Molten
Brelyon: Immersive Technology for Re-imagining the Future of Work and Play
Barmak Heshmat
CEO, Brelyon
OnSpecta: Unique Virtualization Technology for Best Inference Hardware Performance
Victor Jakubiuk
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- October 28, 2020 MIT News
Truncated immune system receptors may regulate cellular activity
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- October 28, 2020 MIT News
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An interview with MIT economist Jonathan Gruber: The Future of Healthcare After the Election
Thu, November 5, 2020 WebinarWebinar: An interview with MIT economist Jonathan GruberHealth care is shaping up to be one of the top issues of the 2020 presidential race. And with tens of thousands of Americans losing their health insurance to a coronavirus-induced recession, fears of inadequate or nonexistent health care coverage have never been greater. People ask, “Where am I going to get health insurance and how much is it going to cost me?” Each presidential candidate offers a very different view of the future of healthcare. President Trump promised to “come up with a great health plan,” one that would repeal the Affordable Care Act but replace it with something better while maintaining its biggest selling point: protecting people with pre-existing medical conditions. Joe Biden is pushing to build and expand on the Affordable Care Act. As for the COVID pandemic, Biden's proposals emphasize the role of the federal government leading the response, while Trump has delegated much to the states. What’s in store for the future? Join MIT’s Jonathan Gruber, Professor of Economics, for an interview on the Future of Healthcare After the Election.