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Signal Intelligence

November/December 2015

MacArthur Fellow Dina Katabi, SM ’98, PhD ’03, exploits physical properties of radio waves to make computation more efficient.

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Signal Intelligence
MacArthur Fellow Dina Katabi, SM ’98, PhD ’03, exploits physical properties of radio waves to make computation more efficient.
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The Jack of All Trademarks
With patent reform a hot topic in Washington, alumna Michelle Lee brings a technologist’s perspective—and a balanced approach—to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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REX = MIT 101
Toilet paper dodgeball. PowerPoint Karaoke. Ice cream made using liquid nitrogen. Freshmen can try all of the above, test out the dorms, and meet other students during a week of Residence Exploration better known as REX.
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A Sea Change
Rising ocean acidity will cause dramatic shifts in phytoplankton species.
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Fairer Air
Flight delays can be distributed more equitably among airlines.
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