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MIT HEALS graduate fellow works to develop faster, more accessible imaging methods.
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MIT HEALS graduate fellow works to develop faster, more accessible imaging methods.
From engineering to architecture to health care policy, recent graduate and Fulbright Fellow thrives on new ideas.
Fredo Durand, the Amar Bose Professor of Computing in EECS, explores the limitless possibilities for synthetic images.
Ray Stata ’57, SM ’58, cofounder of Analog Devices, credits his business success to a grounding in the humanities.