Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Massachusetts Institute Of Technology People (First 49 people) - Page 37
Robert M. White
American meteorologist
Homayoon Kazerooni
Iranian roboticist
Avram Bar-Cohen
Author
Gregory S. Boebinger
Professor
René Cortázar
Chilean economist
Geoffrey G Parker
Scholar
Marshall Van Alstyne
Jeremy T. Fineman
Aseema Mohanty
Researcher
Robert Henry Gertner
Writer
Shirley Meng
Scientist
Tracey Ho
Writer
Michael Bernstein
Researcher
Chung Tae-young
Vice chairman of Hyundai Card Co.,Ltd.
Hiroo Yamagata
Japanese author
Martin C. Libicki
Author
Byron Rushing
Former Massachusetts State Representative
James A. Abrahamson
Astronaut
Akihiko Tanaka
Japanese author
Martha Maxwell
Naturalist
Ray Fair
Economist
Lee Cissna
Former Director of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
James P. Womack
Paul B. Rothman
CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine
Wendy Mackay
Researcher
Ana Cannas da Silva
Portuguese mathematician
Terry Kohler
American businessman
William Poundstone
American writer and columnist
Liina Pylkkänen
Linguist
Nathaniel J. Fisch
American physicist
Raisa Deber
Researcher
Rahmat Shoureshi
American legislator
William R Boos
Researcher
Peter Seeberger
German chemist
Thomas Carell
German biochemist
Joan-Emma Shea
Researcher
Berk Ustun
Researcher
Peter Hagelstein
Physics researcher
Vedran Sohinger
Mathematician
Quaid Morris
Researcher
Nuria Oliver
Computer scientist
Marcella Boveri
American biologist ‧ Theodor Boveri's wife
Ali Almossawi
Author
Ray Magliozzi
Radio host
John Thompson Dorrance
American chemist
Pierre Gentine
Researcher
Frédéric Robert-Nicoud
Economist
