Six MIT150 symposia exploring a variety of topics that epitomize the crossdisciplinary nature of MIT.
The MIT150 symposium panel discussion includes Emilio Bizzi, Sydney Brenner, Noam Chomsky, Steven Pinker, Marvin Minsky, Barbara Partee and Patrick Winston.
MIT professors Eric Lander and Collin Stultz discuss topics in systems biology, medicine and computation.
Opening remarks for the symposium delivered by David Mindell and Marc Kastner.
Previewing new cancer-fighting technologies and facilities
The work of up-and-coming EECS stars Polina Golland, Dina Katabi and Robert C. Miller. MIT150 Symposium 4/12/2011
Speakers highlight advances in computer science research at MIT for a range of projects
The impact of computation on travel and entertainment is discussed
The ways in which computer technology has changed economics are elaborated upon
Speakers elaborate on how computation is used in the worlds of physical sciences and engineering
Cognition applied to social and group settings
Alumni who have made the trip to outer space talk about their experience
The MIT150 symposium discussion on macroeconomics includes Esther Duflo, Peter Diamond, Robert Hall, Robert Solow and Daron Acemoglu.
Dave Mindell, Susan Hockfield and Edmund Bertschinger welcome participants to the MIT150 symposium on women science and engineering leaders at MIT, held in March 2011.
MIT alum and space exploration entrepreneur Peter Diamandis shares his perspectives on inspiring breakthroughs, innovation and exploration.
Panel discussion of financial issues throughout the world
Speakers talk about future plans for exploration: Anna Dietrich, R. John Hansman, Dana Yoerger, Jeff Greason
Nancy H. Hopkins delivers the symposium's keynote address
Shirley A. Jackson and Charles M. Vest talk about the standing of women in academia.
Research highlights from the women of MIT
Academics explain the experience of becoming a professor at MIT
The representation of women in education outside of MIT
Lectures from Sallie Chisholm and Nancy Kanwisher
Showcasing the research of Angela Belcher, Christine Ortiz, Maria Zuber and Sara Seager.
Regina Barzilay, Anette Hosoi, and Nergis Mavalvala present their recent projects.
Using other living organisms to help solve issues related to cancer