Professor and physician Collin Stultz wants to help heart patients everywhere by applying machine-learning techniques to cardiovascular medicine. The goal: “more equitable and fairer care for everyone,” he says. mitsha.re/qTnK50SkVwc

Probing the mind-body connection, Polina Anikeeva is an DMSE at MIT professor, MIT Alumni PhD ’09, and MITx instructor whose research could unlock insights into aging, pain, and conditions like Parkinson’s and autism. Read more MIT Technology Review: bit.ly/4cBsOaY

Congrats to MIT Alumni Marcela Angel (MCP '18), named a member of the first The Rockefeller Foundation Big Bets Climate Fellows! The fellowship advances solutions intended to reverse the climate crisis & accelerate opportunity across Latin America + Caribbean. More: bit.ly/angelRockefell…

When instructor Amanda Gruhl Mayer ’99, PhD ’08 discovered that Deaf students have limited access to STEM, she set out to bridge this gap by piloting a new Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) workshop for Deaf and hard-of-hearing students. MIT Alumni #deafinstem news.mit.edu/2024/edgerton-…

Architect William Pedersen MArch ’64 has helped build the Juilliard School of Music in New York and the Shanghai World Financial Center in China. bit.ly/3LZ06FH

“Most people can’t survive an emergency for nearly three hours.” ~ Caitlin Dolkart MBA ’16 whose emergency service has dramatically reduced the time it takes to get ambulances to patients in Kenya. bit.ly/3XuFcor

This alum-cofounded startup aims to transform the power grid with superconducting transmission lines. MIT EECS bit.ly/4c9QWAC

8 years ago, it could take three hours to get an ambulance in Nairobi, Kenya. Now it takes 15 minutes, thanks to this MIT alum’s emergency service. bit.ly/3AKRTSW

“MIT remains an integral part of my life, even as Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and I both change.” ~Mark Johnston ’84, SM ’93, #MITALC awardee: bit.ly/MITALC2024

Meet the alum who is transforming veterans’ lives, one kidney transplant at a time: bit.ly/3Zft5N9

Photos from 1982 and 2001 show Geoff Pingree ’82 performing with the MIT Shakespeare Ensemble, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this weekend. bit.ly/3XBkR0z

About 100,000 people in the US are currently waiting for a kidney transplant; Dr. Reynold I. Lopez-Soler ’94 is expanding access to this care for veterans. bit.ly/3Zft5N9

“The MIT Shakespeare Ensemble was a special part of my MIT experience, introducing me to an author I have spent the rest of my life studying.” ~ Geoff Pingree ’82 reflecting on the ensemble’s 50th year. bit.ly/3XBkR0z

How winning a silver medal in the Paralympics feels for MIT alum Emelie Eldracher '22- wbur.fm/3MHHFWc

“I think everyone can volunteer. I believe in MIT’s mission to build a better world. We all need that.” ~Sze-Wen Kuo ’73, the new chair of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)’s Cardinal & Gray Society bit.ly/3zdg1gG #MITALC

Congratulations to Sze-Wen Kuo ’73, the new chair of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)’s Cardinal & Gray Society. bit.ly/3zdg1gG

“This picture was taken my freshman year” ~Wendi Zhang '09 holding the photo in front of the same Boston skyline in 2024. She will be honored for her years of volunteer service at #MITALC. bit.ly/2024MITALC

Here are the 5 exceptional MIT alumni volunteers who will receive the Bronze Beaver during #MITALC: bit.ly/4gvgBHB

9.25: An evening with MIT alumni author Jeffrey Lousteau MCP ’91 about his book "All We Have to Believe In" bit.ly/3TqsdRY

Meet the 2024 Bronze Beaver awardees to be honored at #MITALC bit.ly/4gvgBHB