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Einstein's notes from 1913 about relativity.

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Einstein's notes from 1913 about relativity.

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"I was born not knowing & have had only a little time to change that here & there." —Richard P. Feynman '39

Happy birthday to the late Edsger Dijkstra, whose algorithm solved the "single-source shortest path" problem.

Happy birthday to Caltech professor Katie Bouman! As a PhD student at MIT & CSAIL researcher, she was part of the team that helped create the first-ever image of a black hole.

Happy birthday to Caltech professor Katie Bouman! As a PhD student at MIT & CSAIL researcher, she was part of the team that helped create the first-ever image of a black hole.

Happy birthday to Caltech professor Katie Bouman! As a PhD student at MIT & CSAIL researcher, she was part of the team that helped create the first-ever image of a black hole.

@naomiosaka's outfit at the Met Gala reminded us of the classic computer science book, "Introduction to Algorithms." Its authors include CSAIL principal investigators Charles Leiserson & Ronald Rivest.

@naomiosaka's outfit at the Met Gala reminded us of the classic computer science book, "Introduction to Algorithms." Its authors include CSAIL principal investigators Charles Leiserson & Ronald Rivest.

@naomiosaka's outfit at the Met Gala reminded us of the classic computer science book, "Introduction to Algorithms." Its authors include CSAIL principal investigators Charles Leiserson & Ronald Rivest.

The story of Mirai, MIT's AI model that can detect breast cancer years before humans do.

Link in bio.

In the '80s, future MIT prof. Bill Freeman envisioned a three-sided zipper that could switch items between soft & rigid states.

Last year, CSAIL revived his idea w/an automated design tool. It 3D prints "Y-zippers" that snap gear, robots, & art into place.

Link to full story in bio.

In the '80s, future MIT prof. Bill Freeman envisioned a three-sided zipper that could switch items between soft & rigid states.

Last year, CSAIL revived his idea w/an automated design tool. It 3D prints "Y-zippers" that snap gear, robots, & art into place.

Link to full story in bio.

MIT CSAIL & Harvard just taught an electron microscope to see like a human, compressing a decade of imaging into just 3 months.

Full video linked in our bio.

MIT PhD student Alex Zhang explains how AI models are "mismanaged geniuses" that could take on a much wider range of tasks.

Full video linked in bio.

61 years ago this month, the Fast Fourier Transform was created, a powerful tool for image compression & data analysis.

Watch as MIT prof. Erik Demaine breaks down FFT, perhaps the most-taught algorithm at the Institute.

v/@mitocw

What does AI think the Stata Center will look like in the year 2500?

ChatGPT, Meta AI, &Grok chimed in.

What does AI think the Stata Center will look like in the year 2500?

ChatGPT, Meta AI, &Grok chimed in.

What does AI think the Stata Center will look like in the year 2500?

ChatGPT, Meta AI, &Grok chimed in.

Happy bday to the late Larry Tesler, inventor of "copy-paste."

Happy bday to the late Larry Tesler, inventor of "copy-paste."

Happy bday to the late Larry Tesler, inventor of "copy-paste."

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