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  • 2021-Management-Panel

    September 22, 2021Conference Video Duration: 46:15
    Erin Kelly
    Sloan Distinguished Professor of Work and Organization Studies
    Professor, Work and Organization Studies
    Co-Director, MIT Institute for Work and Employment Research
    Helena Song-Hi Pott
    CFO, Evonik
    Kenneth Koblan
    Chief Scientific Officer, Sunovion
    Michael Viazzoli
    Regional Corporate Banking Executive, HSBC

  • William
    A
    Barletta

    Adjunct Professor of Physics
    Primary DLC
    Department of Physics

    Contact

    26-405
    (617) 253-6502
    barletta@mit.edu

  • Srinivas
    Devadas

    Edwin Sibley Webster Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
    Primary DLC
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

    Contact

    32-G844
    (617) 253-0454
    devadas@mit.edu

  • Dr. Rebekah A Miller

  • 11.2.20-Kamm

    November 2, 2020Conference Video Duration: 20:14
    Roger D. Kamm
    Cecil and Ida Green Distinguished Professor of Biological and Mechanical Engineering

  • Elsa
    A
    Olivetti

    Jerry McAfee (1940) Professor in Engineering
    Primary DLC
    Department of Materials Science and Engineering

    Contact

    8-403
    (617) 253-0877
    elsao@mit.edu

  • Kenneth
    A
    Smith

    Professor of Chemical Engineering, Emeritus
    Primary DLC
    Department of Chemical Engineering

    Contact

    66-540
    (617) 253-1973
    kas@mit.edu

  • Kai Thomenius - 2018 Japan Conference

    February 2, 2018Conference Video Duration: 57:40

    From Person-and-Machine to Environment-and-Ecosystem

    In June of this year, MIT will complete the construction of the MIT.nano, an 18,000 sq.m. facility in the middle of the campus for MIT’s nanotechnology-related activities. This facility is, in effect, an acknowledgement of the nanotech’s importance today. Within MIT.nano, SENSE.nano is its first Center of Excellence. The impetus for SENSE.nano is the recognition that novel sensors and sensing systems are bound to provide previously unimaginable insight into the condition of individuals, as well as the built and natural world, to positively impact people, machines, and environment. Advances in nano-sciences and nano-technologies, pursued by many researchers at MIT, now offer unprecedented opportunities to realize designs for, and at-scale manufacturing of, unique sensors and sensing systems, while leveraging data-science and IoT infrastructure.

  • Ronald
    T
    Raines

    Roger and Georges Firmenich Professor of Natural Products Chemistry
    Primary DLC
    Department of Chemistry

    Contact

    18-498
    (617) 253-1470
    rtraines@mit.edu

    Assistant

    Paula Robinson
    (617) 258-0973
    paularob@mit.edu

  • 2023 MIT Madrid Symposium

    Tue, November 7, 2023 Conference
    Madrid, Spain

    Hear from distinguished MIT faculty and startups on topics such as recent advances in precision medicine for a more targeted and personalized treatment, immunotherapy to fight cancer cells, gene therapy, AI to improve diagnosis, treatment, and patient outcomes, and more.