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Hem Chaudhary

Spring '22: Catching up with Hem Chaudhary in Nepal

We recently caught up with Hem Chaudhary (Mathematics and Chemical-Biological Engineering '23) who is currently

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IWD 2022: South Asian Voices Event

On March 8 we were joined by students, alumni, and faculty at our International Women's Day event where we heard from

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What's it like teaching students in South Korea?

Over IAP in January 2022, eight students went to South Korea for the Global Teaching Labs program. They were split into

Kyla Truman busy as work with a microscope

At Instituto Cajal, recent Brain and Cognitive Sciences grad conducts 3D neuronal reconstruction

Kyla Truman created an image atlas of brain slices for an Alzheimer's Disease brain originally thought to be

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MechE student Kiera Gavin creates electrical engineering software to measure and control a new solar cell design in Madrid, Spain

In the lead lab in a project with 6 other universities throughout Europe, Kiera was able to design a software to test

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Researching autonomous drone machine learning algorithms in Madrid

When Juan Carlos got to MIT he did not know he would be able to spend his days working with drones and nights on the

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MECHE Student Mateo Mariscal conducts automotive research through vehicle dynamics simulations in Madrid

While pursuing his passion in clean transportation, Mateo got to experience the Spanish culture and explore Europe

Angelov, Li, and Machover in the O+C offices in Paris

From Morocco to Paris, Architecture students explore a new world of design

Thanks to an unexpected opportunity in spring 2017, three Architecture students found themselves interning for a unique

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Peter Crocker studies Boundary Layer Turbulence and the inverse Magnus Effect in Malaga, Spain

Peter never could have guessed the dimples in a golf ball double the driving distance, but after studying boundary