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By reimagining digital cameras, MIT scientists could help overhaul the art of photography. By Kate Greene
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The Persistence of Memory
Professor Li-Huei Tsai's years of hard work on Alzheimer's point to the possibility of restoring what diseased brains have forgotten.
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ATG cofounder Mahendrajeet (Miki) Singh '85 forges a second career in music. By Meg Mitchell Moore
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