Pictured: Arthur Lewbel ’78, PhD ’84 and David Rush ’07 of MIT’s Juggling Club. The pair hold a Guinness World Record for the most consecutive side-by-side juggling catches by a team of two. In most partner juggling, the partners face each other; their feat involved passing balls back and forth while standing shoulder to shoulder. “We actu?ally set it twice,” says Lewbel. “Someone broke it, so we had to break it again. Rush came by MIT, and we spent one club session trying until we got it.” The pair’s record stands at 914. Read more about MIT’s Juggling Club, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year: https://bit.ly/41uhvyj
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Tomorrow night: join Adela Jamal, Mercedes Bidart, Cynthia Liao, and myself in the first panel of MIT Alumni Association's?Entrepreneurship Series. Some of the questions we'll discuss: ?? Where we got initial momentum to go from idea to launch ?? What we wish we'd have known before starting out ?? What is most challenging/rewarding about being a founder ?? Which are our favorite ice cream flavors (j/k, testing if you are paying attention) Date: Feb 27th Time: 7:30pm ET Venue: Zoom (online only) RSVP: https://lnkd.in/gvB-UEE9
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Three payloads developed at MIT will hitch a ride to the moon in a step toward establishing a permanent base in the south polar region, which may host reservoirs of frozen water. Weather permitting, the payloads and the Lunar Outpost rover will launch to the moon aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket this evening. “This mission has deep MIT roots,” says Ariel Ekblaw SM ’17, PhD ’20. “It’s a bold attempt.” https://bit.ly/43bvcna
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Your voice matters: This Friday, February 28th is the last day to ensure the MIT Alumni Association's future alumni leadership represents the wide perspectives of the MIT community. Vote for this year's AA Selection Committee: https://bit.ly/3WtAlCY
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We're thrilled Renée Richardson Gosline will be speaking at the MIT Women's Conference on Friday, March 28. Register early for a discount (now extended to March 3): https://bit.ly/4g47ZHl Other speakers include Mariel Borowitz, Polina Anikeeva, Lindsay Androski, CFA, Adela Jamal, Dina Katabi, Natalie Lorenz Anderson, Janelle Wellons, Shari Van Cleave, Marzyeh Ghassemi, Melodi Anahtar, and Lily Bui, PhD
Join us on Friday, March 28, in Boston at the 2025 MIT Women’s Conference to celebrate the achievements, leadership, and impact of MIT alumnae. During her lunchtime keynote, titled “Leveraging Human-First AI,” MIT Sloan's Renée Richardson Gosline will share findings from experiments that pressure-test her theory of “beneficial friction” in the form of tailored tools designed to help employees optimize AI. Sign up before the February 20 early bird deadline: https://bit.ly/4hEcUzy ??: Jodi Hilton
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Unicorn startup cofounder Sean Hunt SM ’13, PhD ’16 describes how his company, Solugen, grew from a small lab making hydrogen peroxide to a $2 billion business offering sustainable alternatives to petrochemicals. https://bit.ly/4b9lUKc
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There's still time to ensure the MIT Alumni Association alumni leadership best represents the excellence of the MIT community. Vote for this year's AA Selection Committee by February 28, 2025, and receive a 20 percent discount to the MIT COOP: https://bit.ly/3WtAlCY
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The MIT 24-Hour Challenge returns on 3.13.25.?On this one day, you can help fuel life-changing education and world-changing research and innovation across the entire MIT community. Mark your calendar: https://bit.ly/3CLY22Q
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Can't wait to learn from you at the upcoming MIT Women's Conference on March 28, Janelle Wellons! Register early for a discount: https://bit.ly/4g47ZHl MIT Sloan Alumni
Senior Mission Operations Engineer at ispace, inc. M1 and M2 Flight Director. Professional Speaker. All views my own. Profile Picture credits to sabinoparente
I’m excited to announce that next month I’ll be hopping on a plane from Tokyo to Boston to speak at my alma mater for the MIT Women’s Conference! Join me on March 28th as I share about my work operating lunar lander missions at ispace, inc. and the most recent launch of the RESILIENCE lander in January of this year. I also will talk about the importance of inspiring young students to be among the next generation of aerospace engineers. It’s going to be a great time! So what is this conference all about? ?The MIT Women’s Conference will offer valuable opportunities to learn and connect with fellow MIT alumnae at the forefront of issues we’re all thinking about—from advances in human health and climate action to the future of AI and of course, space exploration.??The event will be a great way to gain actionable guidance for advancing our own careers encouraged by fellow MIT alumnae at different stages in their own professional journeys. I personally cannot wait to be back on campus for this event! Thank you to the MIT Alumni Association for inviting me. Join me by registering here:?https://bit.ly/3CMm0e5
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Was there life on Mars? Recently, researchers uncovered clues on the Red Planet’s surface that could help answer this age-old question. During the next MIT Alumni Forum, on Thursday, February 27 at 2 p.m. ET, MIT Assistant Professor Gaia Stucky de Quay explains how Mars’s ancient water systems act as “tape recorders” of its climate, geological activity, and habitability. Attend online: https://bit.ly/4hHwGcG
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