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 19
John F. Brady
American chemical engineer
Jeffrey R. Kling
Richard S. Eckaus
Lance Fortnow
Computer scientist
Kalanit Grill-Spector
Professor
Ronald Ferguson
Sarah, Duchess of York's father
Shanhui Fan
American electrical engineer
Robert B. Laughlin
Professor
Rainer Weiss
American physicist
Cal Newport
American author
Matthew J. Slaughter
Dean of the Tuck School of Business
Russell Hardin
American political scientist
Bruce Maggs
Computer scientist
Victor Fung
Business person
Paul Resnick
Frederick Haynes Newell
Engineer
Michael Intriligator
American economist
Bernard Widrow
Professor
Soledad Saieh
Chilean businesswoman
Bülent Eczacıbaşı
Turkish businessman
Paul Viola
Computer researcher
Robert Mundell
Canadian economist
Ronald Lee Gilman
Judge
Sheila Widnall
American researcher
Harrison Hong
Bo Södersten
Former Member of the Riksdag
Bruce S. Gordon
John Henry Holland
American scientist
Amnon Shashua
Israeli computer scientist
Francis deSouza
Chief Executive Officer of Illumina
Amar Bose
American entrepreneur
Sanjeev Arora
American computer scientist
Charles Rackoff
American cryptologist
Andrew Witkin
American computer scientist
Ghavam Shahidi
American electrical engineer
Ricardo Rosselló
US Shadow Representative Puerto Rico
Pavel Grinfeld
American mathematician
Norman L. Bowen
Canadian geologist
William Z. Ripley
American economist
Mohammad-Ali Najafi
Former Mayor of Tehran
Eric Hanushek
Economist
Robert Robinson Taylor
American architect
Aaron Bobick
Computer science researcher
Rodrigo Valdés
Chilean economist
C. -T. James Huang
Taiwanese-American linguist
Douglas Staiger
Professor
Rakesh Agrawal
Computer scientist
