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.
May 27, 1994
"When two people meet, or two particles, or two cultures, in that crucial moment of interaction, the results of an encounter are determined."
Spiritual Leader of the Shia Ismaili Muslims
MIT Commencement Address, 1994
Jan 04, 1987
"The first woman recipient of the Killian award discusses carbon research in her lecture on "New Materials Through Science and New Science Through Materials"."
Mildred S. Dresselhaus (1930-2017)
Institute Professor
15th Killian Award Lecture
Apr 28, 2008
"Follow your passion and make it your life's work. Remain confident in your abilities and do not waver in the face of skepticism or adversity."
A. Neil Pappalardo ’64
MIT Corporation Life Member Emeritus, Chairman and Founder Meditech
Reflections on an MIT Eduation
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
Sep 28, 2009
"OpenCourseWare came out of the fundamental values that we hold, as MIT faculty, about knowledge. Knowledge is better when it's open and it's shared freely."
Shigeru Miyagawa
Professor of Linguistics & Kochi-Manjiro Professor of Japanese Language and Culture
MIT 150 Interview
May 27, 1994
"When two people meet, or two particles, or two cultures, in that crucial moment of interaction, the results of an encounter are determined."
Spiritual Leader of the Shia Ismaili Muslims
MIT Commencement Address, 1994
Jan 04, 1987
"The first woman recipient of the Killian award discusses carbon research in her lecture on "New Materials Through Science and New Science Through Materials"."
Mildred S. Dresselhaus (1930-2017)
Institute Professor
15th Killian Award Lecture
Apr 28, 2008
"Follow your passion and make it your life's work. Remain confident in your abilities and do not waver in the face of skepticism or adversity."
A. Neil Pappalardo ’64
MIT Corporation Life Member Emeritus, Chairman and Founder Meditech
Reflections on an MIT Eduation
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
Sep 28, 2009
"OpenCourseWare came out of the fundamental values that we hold, as MIT faculty, about knowledge. Knowledge is better when it's open and it's shared freely."
Shigeru Miyagawa
Professor of Linguistics & Kochi-Manjiro Professor of Japanese Language and Culture
MIT 150 Interview
May 27, 1994
"When two people meet, or two particles, or two cultures, in that crucial moment of interaction, the results of an encounter are determined."
Spiritual Leader of the Shia Ismaili Muslims
MIT Commencement Address, 1994
Jan 04, 1987
"The first woman recipient of the Killian award discusses carbon research in her lecture on "New Materials Through Science and New Science Through Materials"."
Mildred S. Dresselhaus (1930-2017)
Institute Professor
15th Killian Award Lecture
Apr 28, 2008
"Follow your passion and make it your life's work. Remain confident in your abilities and do not waver in the face of skepticism or adversity."
A. Neil Pappalardo ’64
MIT Corporation Life Member Emeritus, Chairman and Founder Meditech
Reflections on an MIT Eduation
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
Sep 28, 2009
"OpenCourseWare came out of the fundamental values that we hold, as MIT faculty, about knowledge. Knowledge is better when it's open and it's shared freely."
Shigeru Miyagawa
Professor of Linguistics & Kochi-Manjiro Professor of Japanese Language and Culture
MIT 150 Interview