The InfiniteMIT site is history as it is happening: interviews with legendary change-makers, contemporary and archival footage, unforgettable lectures, speeches, and symposia, community celebrations, and the whimsical ingenuity of MIT humor and hacks.
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The InfiniteMIT site is history as it is happening: interviews with legendary change-makers, contemporary and archival footage, unforgettable lectures, speeches, and symposia, community celebrations, and the whimsical ingenuity of MIT humor and hacks.
Apr 02, 2008
"But in fact, the most memorable people that I have encountered as a citizen and as a journalist are those whose names I never knew."
Tom Brokaw
NBC Journalist
Compton Lecture
Nov 27, 1984
"Harold "Doc" Edgerton revisits his breakthroughs in photography in his talk, "The History of the Strobe"."
Harold ‘Doc' Edgerton (1903-1990)
Institute Professor
Electrial Engineering and Computer History Lecture Series
Feb 14, 2008
"In science, nothing is absolute unless it is able to make predictions that can be verified by observation."
Jerome I. Friedman
Institute Professor Emeritus, Nobel Laureate
MIT 150 Interview
Dec 12, 2011
"Paula Hammond talks about her career path, her work in chemical engineering and the role that MIT plays in the world."
Paula T. Hammond
Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering
MIT 150 Interview
Apr 06, 1984
"I am speaking instead of the joy-producing, world-bettering kind of responsibility which lifts far more burdens than it imposes."
Hon. Shirley Chisholm
Politician, Educator, Author
MIT Commencement Address, 1984
Apr 02, 2008
"But in fact, the most memorable people that I have encountered as a citizen and as a journalist are those whose names I never knew."
Tom Brokaw
NBC Journalist
Compton Lecture
Nov 27, 1984
"Harold "Doc" Edgerton revisits his breakthroughs in photography in his talk, "The History of the Strobe"."
Harold ‘Doc' Edgerton (1903-1990)
Institute Professor
Electrial Engineering and Computer History Lecture Series
Feb 14, 2008
"In science, nothing is absolute unless it is able to make predictions that can be verified by observation."
Jerome I. Friedman
Institute Professor Emeritus, Nobel Laureate
MIT 150 Interview
Dec 12, 2011
"Paula Hammond talks about her career path, her work in chemical engineering and the role that MIT plays in the world."
Paula T. Hammond
Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering
MIT 150 Interview
Apr 06, 1984
"I am speaking instead of the joy-producing, world-bettering kind of responsibility which lifts far more burdens than it imposes."
Hon. Shirley Chisholm
Politician, Educator, Author
MIT Commencement Address, 1984
Apr 02, 2008
"But in fact, the most memorable people that I have encountered as a citizen and as a journalist are those whose names I never knew."
Tom Brokaw
NBC Journalist
Compton Lecture
Nov 27, 1984
"Harold "Doc" Edgerton revisits his breakthroughs in photography in his talk, "The History of the Strobe"."
Harold ‘Doc' Edgerton (1903-1990)
Institute Professor
Electrial Engineering and Computer History Lecture Series
Feb 14, 2008
"In science, nothing is absolute unless it is able to make predictions that can be verified by observation."
Jerome I. Friedman
Institute Professor Emeritus, Nobel Laureate
MIT 150 Interview
Dec 12, 2011
"Paula Hammond talks about her career path, her work in chemical engineering and the role that MIT plays in the world."
Paula T. Hammond
Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering
MIT 150 Interview
Apr 06, 1984
"I am speaking instead of the joy-producing, world-bettering kind of responsibility which lifts far more burdens than it imposes."
Hon. Shirley Chisholm
Politician, Educator, Author
MIT Commencement Address, 1984