Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Massachusetts Institute Of Technology People (First 49 people) - Page 29
Steve Pieczinik
Cuban-American psychiatrist
Roger Malina
American physicist
Steve Pieczenik
Cuban-American psychiatrist
Ed Seykota
Trader
Robert K. Logan
Physicist
David Waltz
Computer scientist
Marina Umaschi Bers
Computer science researcher
D. R. Mehta
Indian civil servant
Deborah Stone
Author
Rebecca Goldin
American mathematician
Charles Rezk
Mathematician
H. Robert Horvitz
American biologist
William Hoban Branson
American economist
Nancy Qian
Economist
Loukas Papademos
Former Governor of the Bank of Greece
Megan Miranda
Author
Barrett Watten
American author
Paul Krugman
American economist
Christopher J. Mayer
American economist
Raymond Chiao
American physicist
Jay Wright Forrester
American engineer
Michael A. Arbib
Neuroscientist
Harvey G. Stenger
Julianne Malveaux
American economist
Lawrence Summers
Former United States Secretary of the Treasury
Andrea Ichino
Italian economist
Gilbert L. Rochon
Alicia Nash
Salvadoran-American physicist
Alice Weaver Flaherty
American neurologist
Atsushi Ogata
Japanese film director
David Williamson Shaffer
Professor
John David Jackson
Canadian-American professor
Joe Fowler
Military officer
Dava Newman
Director of the MIT Media Lab
Radia Perlman
American network engineer
Robert Seamans
Former United States Secretary of the Air Force
John Maeda
Designer
Luis Téllez
Mexican economist
Irwin M. Jacobs
American electrical engineer
Jim Donovan
Investment banker
Alex Wissner-Gross
Physics researcher
Robert Huggins
Professor
Edwin Eugene Aldrin Sr.
Aviator
Molly Shoichet
Canadian engineer
Samir Mitragotri
American Researcher
George de Menil
Economist
Vinit Mukhija
Author
