Features

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  A Renaissance Woman for the Nano Age

  Sangeeta Bhatia, SM ’93, PhD ’97—an engineer, doctor, entrepreneur, and mother—invented a device that tests whether potential drugs are toxic. Now she’s working on fighting malaria and curing cancer.

  
• Categorized in MIT News feature

  The Toughest Job on Campus

  MIT’s chancellor, Cynthia Barnhart, SM ’85, PhD ’88, tackles difficult issues from an engineer’s perspective.

  
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  Unsquoppable

  Larry Kahn ’75, SM ’76, is a mild-mannered IT expert— and a legend in the world of tournament tiddlywinks.

  
• Categorized in My view

  Never Tell Me Never

  Being told I wouldn’t walk again could have meant the beginning of the end.
• Categorized in Seen on campus

  David Wallace’s 20th 2.009

  Magic theme appropriate for professor’s 20th year of teaching Product Engineering Processes.

  

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