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  The Stabilizer

  Institute Professor and aero-astro pioneer Sheila Widnall ’60, SM ’61, PhD ’64, tackles sexual harassment in academia and some of the trickiest problems in rocket science.
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  Engineering microbial worlds

  A family loss intensified Cullen Buie’s interest in bacteria—and harnessing them for good.
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  Looking concussion in the eye

  Eye-tracking technology could help take the guesswork out of diagnosing brain injuries.
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  A frank examination of MIT’s past

  When new data disrupts our old assumptions, it’s up to us to make a better model.
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  Still looking for Levi

  Investigating MIT’s connections to slavery.

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