Prof. Asu Ozdaglar has been named the department head of EECS. She succeeds Anantha Chandrakasan, who was named dean of engineering, as leader of MIT’s largest academic department:bit.ly/2BO3EEv
We support and proud of the work that our student along with our faculty member & coauthors are doing. We believe such work should be judged on its academic merits and not be part of social media polemics. Talent & academic excellence do not await academic seniority. -EECS MIT
We support & are proud of the work that our student along with our faculty member & coauthors are doing. We believe such work should be judged on its academic merits and not be part of social media polemics. Talent & academic excellence do not await academic seniority.
Senior scientist work hard & write hundreds of papers to earn recognition.
Social media & preprint servers are turning a model successful for hundreds of years up-side-down.
Compare data reported by Google Scholar before dismissing giants like John Ioannidis. Shame on MIT.
The Department is proud to announce the promotions of Christina Delimitrou, Justin Solomon, Tamara Broderick, Jonathan Ragan-Kelley, Jacob Andreas, Daniel Sanchez, and Kevin O'Brien!
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Three from MIT--including EECS Professor Ronitt Rubinfeld--elected to the National Academy of Sciences for 2022. Congratulations to all! eecs.mit.edu/three-from-mit-…
Asu Ozdaglar, head of @MITEECS and Deputy Dean of Academics of the @MIT_SCC, helped oversee the launch of Course 6-14, a new major that combines computer science, data analysis, and economics.
Read more here: bit.ly/31MYKKe
Applying to grad school? Check out this new resource we put together to help you during your application process!
Our MIT EECS faculty members shared what they are specifically looking for in a grad school application essay.
Read all responses here: bit.ly/30C28ri
Thank you to everyone who came out to the Fall 2021 SuperUROP showcase!
During this poster session, hosted in a hybrid Zoom and in-person session, SuperUROP undergraduates discussed their yearlong research projects.
Photographs by Gretchen Ertl.
Join us this Friday at 3:00 PM for the first-ever Thriving Stars of AI summit, which will feature four future superstars of AI gathering to share their research and perspectives as women in STEM. Registration required: bit.ly/3N6xdWA
ALT Four speakers will be featured at the Thriving Stars of AI Summit, including Irene Chen, who will speak about clinical care and ethics as they relate to machine learning, Shibani Santurkar, who will speak about insights gleaned from AI errors, Danielle Olson, who will speak about centering humanity in AI design, and Sarah Cen, who will speak about making online platforms fit for human users. The event will be held May 13, 2022 from 3 until 4:30 PM at the Kresge Little Theater on MIT’s campus, and simultaneously webcast. Registration at https://bit.ly/3N6xdWA is required for attendance.
Last week, department head Professor Evelyn Wang served as officiant for the wedding of MechE graduate student Yajing Zhao and recent EECS alum Shichao Yue. Shichao's advisor, Professor Dina Katabi, served as a witness and gave him his doctoral hood.
📸: Tony Pulsone
ALT Yajing Zhao and Shichao Yue celebrate their wedding on Killian Court
ALT Professor Evelyn Wang officiates the wedding of Yajing Zhao and Shichao Yue
ALT Professor Dina Katab gives Shichao Yue his doctoral robe
"I had a realization, while I was at Grace Hopper, that I needed to see what other women in STEM are doing," says Jeanne Harabedian MEng '22.
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Congratulations to Max Shulaker, Associate Professor of EECS, for being named a 2021 Moore Inventor Fellow by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.
Read the full announcement here: eecs.mit.edu/associate-profe…
With a #1 placement in the North American Championships of the International Collegiate Programming Contest, MIT's team is heading to next year's World Finals:
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If your origami experience begins and ends with a paper crane, you may want to sit down for this gorgeous @BostonGlobe feature on the curved-crease sculptures of EECS professor Erik Demaine:
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Congratulations, 2019 EECS doctoral graduates! The department awarded 77 doctoral degrees over the past year, and the EECS community gathered for a celebration -- including the traditional cap toss -- on June 6, 2019.
"Here at MIT, we cover all aspects of quantum,
from the design of algorithms to run on quantum computers, to developing various hardware platforms for quantum computers." --William Oliver, EECS
Video: Melanie Gonick/MIT
Quantum Explained piped.video/jk0jWzlvA5w?si=h7Qz… via @YouTube
Nationwide and at MIT, less than 25% of doctoral candidates in electrical engineering and computer science are women. We're working to change that. Introducing Thriving Stars at MIT EECS:
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Register now for the 2021 Mildred S. Dresselhaus Lecture! On November 15th at 3pm EST, Prof. Jelena Vučković of @StanfordEng will present on "Inverse designed photonics: Are computers better than humans in designing photonics?"
Learn more & register here: bit.ly/3BPZVVw
DiThe Carnegie Corporation of New York has included Professor Dina Katabi on its 2019 list of Great Immigrants who have contributed to American Society. Katabi, born in Syria, was honored for improving wireless network speed, reliability, and security. bit.ly/Katabi-Carnegie
As part of #GenerativeAI week here at MIT, Marzyeh Ghassemi gave a fascinating talk on how some models can perpetuate unequal outcomes in healthcare and how decision-makers can interact with these models.
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At the fourth TEDxMIT event, MIT scientists, including MIT EECS Professors @manoliskellis and @aleks_madry, discussed the future of AI with applications across many sectors, as a tool that can be both beneficial and harmful.
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Thank you to the @ShivNadarFDN, who has given a $7 million gift to bolster undergraduate research and women in EECS.
The gift will support two causes close to the donors’ hearts: the education of women, & quality research opportunities for undergraduates.
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Ever wondered what a PhD could do for you? Come hear from a panel of highly accomplished women in software, hardware, research, higher ed, high-tech patent law, video gaming, and more!
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RSVP for the Gender Shades anniversary event.
Join the Dr's @jovialjoy & @TimnitGebru on 3/2 from 12:30pm ET/9:30AM PT for a virtual discussion about the landscape of AI and facial recognition before, during and after #GenderShades changed the world.
bit.ly/GenderShadesRSVP
Congratulations to EECS faculty member Song Han, recognized as a pioneer on MIT Tech Review's 2019 list of 35 Innovators Under 35! Han was honored for designing software that lets powerful AI programs run more efficiently on low-power mobile devices. eecs.mit.edu/news-events/ann…
About to write your personal statement for grad school?
Check out this CommKit resource that discusses the criteria for success in personal statements for grad school applications, and includes three authentic, annotated examples:
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ALT Dr. Sangeeta Bhatia will be giving a guest lecture at the University of British Columbia on Dec. 10 from 11 AM - 12 PM PST. Visit the events page at msl.ubc.ca to learn more.
EECS has a new logo, new website, and (most importantly) a new initiative focused on improving gender representation in MIT's largest doctoral graduate program!
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Code on real quantum computers at MIT iQuHACK, MIT's annual quantum computing hackathon!
Happening January 28-30, MIT iQuHACK 2022 is focused on learning what quantum computers are and how to use them.
Learn more and register here: iquise.mit.edu/iQuHACK/2022-…
"Slowly, everything I saw turned into a mystery."
Today, we recommend this profile of PhD student Mindy Bishop in HST at IMES, whose work alongside EECS professor Max Shulaker focuses on emerging nanomaterials.
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The world is counting on @MIT. During today’s #MIT24 Hour Challenge, please consider giving to EECS: your support will help empower MIT electrical engineers and computer scientists to apply their talents in service to the world. giving.mit.edu/24hc-soe
We'll be rooting for Kristen at the NCAA Convention in Phoenix on January 11, when her incredible accomplishments will be celebrated!
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Tomorrow 11/30 at 1pm, @MITEngineering is hosting Gilda A. Barabino, the President of @OlinCollege, who will be presenting on "Engineering for Everyone: Centering Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion."
This event is only open to SoE faculty, staff & students. Registration required.
What's this? Why, it's "To The Point", one of the @kochinstitute Image Award winners! Learn more and register for the virtual exhibition opening here: mit.zoom.us/webinar/register…
ALT “To the Point” (IMES) by Núria Puigmal Domínguez, Gonzalo Muñoz Taboada, Pere Dosta, Natalie Artzi--a winner in the KI Image awards, this image shows a grid of golden microneedles on a bright purple background patch. The needles are being developed to both diagnose and treat disease.
Congratulations to our collaborator and colleague @krukikkeri for being awarded a Whitaker Health Sciences Fellowship by OGE @MITGradStudents 🎉 Kruthika is in Prof. Joel Voldman's group in @MITEECS and @RLEatMIT. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor Kru 🎊
A warm congratulations to Hammaad Adam and the entire team behind Organ Retrieval and Collection of Health Information for Donation (ORCHID) on their win of the 2nd annual MIT Prize for Open Data!
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ALT The winners of the 2nd annual MIT Prize for Open Data gather to celebrate.
We're proud to announce that the EECS Communication Lab recently hosted its 2000th appointment. That's a lot of helping! If you'd like to learn how the Communication Lab can help you reach your career goals, reach out today.
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MIT CSAIL is excited to provide new openings in the Mentored Opportunities in Research postdoctoral fellowship program (METEOR), to broaden participation in computing and AI: csail.mit.edu/meteor
Shafi Goldwasser, MIT EECS professor, has been recognized with the FOCS Test of Time award for her paper “Approximating Clique is Almost NP-Complete.”
The award recognizes papers from 1991 that have stood the test of time.
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Today, we're enjoying this conversation between Associate Professor Stefanie Mueller and MIT President Sally Kornbluth about novel means of fabrication--and why you might, someday, reprogram your shoes. 👟
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After consulting with institute leaders and EECS faculty, the department of EECS has made the difficult decision to hold the EECS 2022 Visit Days event for doctoral graduate students virtually.
Read more about the decision here: eecs.mit.edu/eecs-2022-visit…
Prof. Al Oppenheim and MIT Lincoln Lab researcher Joel Acevedo share an unusual interest: stage magic. In the most recent issue of Signal Processing magazine, they share the surprising ways a little magic ✨ can enhance your public and technical speaking:
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MIT researchers have pioneered a new fabrication technique that enables them to produce low-voltage, power-dense, high endurance soft actuators for an aerial microrobot.
Read more here: eecs.mit.edu/giving-bug-like…