Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is a private land-grant research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Established in 1861, MIT has played a significant role in the development of many areas of modern technology and science.
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology People (First 49 people) - Page 10
Andrew Hoffman
Scholar
Michelle K. Lee
Former Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property of United States
Yahya Muhaimin
Former Minister of National Education of Indonesia
Ned Lagin
American artist
Ralph Nuzzo
American chemist
Stuart Chase
American economist
David J. Mooney
Engineer
Tantowi Yahya
Former Ambassador of Indonesia to New Zealand
Mark Pesce
American-Australian author
Paris Kanellakis
Greek-American computer scientist
Phil Freelon
American architect
Willis R. Whitney
American chemist
bernhard keimer
German physicist
Charles E. Anderson
American meteorologist
Asad Naqvi
James Dugundji
American mathematician
Jill Magid
American artist
George R. Wodicka
Richard Bader
Canadian chemist
Heidi Harley
Linguist
Lawrence Berk
Pianist
Satya N. Atluri
Engineer
George E. Kimball
American professor
Milan Vukcevich
American chemist
John R. Hauser
Professor
David V. Ragone
American chemical engineer
Leonard Waverman
Economist
Franklin Chang Díaz
Costa Rican-American engineer
Karl Ludvigsen
Journalist
Michael Whinston
American economist
Bob Rosenschein
Israeli entrepreneur
Alfred Singer
Immunologist
Jay Zeamer
Pilot
Roy Schwitters
Professor
Eben Sumner Draper
Former Governor of Massachusetts
Edwin Blashfield
American painter
Jose B. Cruz Jr.
Engineer
Leonid Levin
American mathematician
Montgomery Slatkin
American biologist
Hugh Lofting
English writer
Carl Feynman
Richard Feynman's son
Jane S. Richardson
American professor
Paul W. Litchfield
American inventor
Katja Windt
Robert Lawrence Kuhn
Strategist
Howard Ziehm
Director
Swati Mia Saini
Journalist
