MIT Alumni News Magazine

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• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: Cover

  A hundred years of curiosity

  After escaping the Nazis and surviving internment camps, Josef Eisinger, PhD ’51, went on to an impressive scientific career—and, perhaps just as important, a joyful life.
• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: Feature

  This is MIT and yes, we have bananas

  The Banana Lounge offers beanbag chairs, camaraderie, and a free, potassium-rich snack to students and visitors alike.
• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: Feature

  In molecules, one chemist sees art

  Grad student So Young Lee has long been a choreographer, baker, and painter. In the lab, she applies her creativity to molecule design.
• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: President

  Transformative spaces

  New centers for music and design are taking shape on West Campus.
• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: Campus

  A moment of joy in Killian Court

  New grads sent their caps flying after receiving their diplomas.

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