What if your clothes could help you play tennis and learn other activities? That’s the vision of Yiyue Luo SM ’20, PhD ’24, an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Washington. She’s currently gathering information on how experts perform physical tasks to create wearables that can help people move the same way. https://bit.ly/42RcJKM Yiyue Luo SM ’20, PhD ’24 is celebrating her 5th reunion. Get together with friends and classmates for Tech Reunions, May 30–June 1 at MIT: https://bit.ly/42CvDXa
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ILA Fine Jewelry sells handcrafted jewelry. Unbridaled AI is an online business-to-business platform for sourcing and selling diamonds and precious gemstones. Vikas Sodhani ’20, the founder of both companies, says, “Together, these two activities embody the best of what I learned at MIT: the fusion of art, design, and technology.” https://bit.ly/4cRFkEp
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Corvus Robotics, cofounded by Mohammed Kabir ’21, uses autonomous drones to precisely track inventory in warehouses. “I’ve always been very interested in building robots that operate without a human touch,” he says. https://bit.ly/4i5SLCc
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Charge Robotics, founded by Banks Hunter ’15 and Max Justicz ’17, has created a system that automatically assembles and installs solar farms. “We think of this as the Henry Ford moment for solar,” says Hunter of his company’s desire to automate the installation of solar equipment. “We’re going from a very bespoke, hands on, manual installation process to something much more streamlined and set up for mass manufacturing. There are all kinds of benefits that come along with that, including consistency, quality, speed, cost, and safety.” https://bit.ly/4idt9Tu Are you celebrating a milestone reunion year like Banks Hunter ’15? Get together with friends and classmates at MIT Tech Reunions, May 30 to June 1. https://bit.ly/4iBil2d
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MIT classes of 2023, 2024, and 2025: There’s still time cast your ballot for a recent graduate to represent your cohort on the MIT Corporation, the Institute’s Board of Trustees. The election closes on April 30, at 11:59 p.m. ET, so don’t wait, vote today! https://bit.ly/4iLXGc9 This year's candidates are Cameron Kleiman ’24; Bianca Lepe PhD ’24; Adam J. Miller SM ’22, PhD ’25; Jill Rahon SM ’16, PhD ’24; James Shaw ’25; and Alan Zhu ’23, MEng ’24.
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“Hearing how other smart, driven women navigate career shifts, job transitions, and personal growth is always enlightening,” said Rachele (Jean) Sylvan ’95 on attending last month’s MIT Women’s Conference, which convened nearly 300 alumnae from across the globe. “MIT women are smart, fearless, and creative, and being surrounded by that energy is truly motivating.” https://bit.ly/3GmT1iw Photos: Caitlin Cunningham
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Happy National Volunteer Week! Thank you to the more than 17,000 MIT alumni supporting MIT's mission through volunteer service. Whether it is mentoring a fellow alum, leading a club, planning a reunion, supporting MIT through philanthropy, or interviewing prospective students, your efforts keep MIT alumni connections in bloom and the Institute spirit vibrant and strong. 🌹 🌷 🌼 Learn more about volunteering as an MIT alum: https://bit.ly/2qO4BbX
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Sustainable alternatives to petrochemicals. Using AI to reduce waste in the construction industry. Tapping into fusion and hydrogen for cleaner energy. These solutions and more all brought to you by MIT alumni working to make our planet healthier. Happy Earth Day! https://bit.ly/4cs6y4q
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Meet the MIT alumni candidates running for a seat on the MIT Corporation, the highest level of Institute leadership. All undergraduate and graduate members of the classes of 2023, 2024, and 2025 can participate. The election closes on April 30, at 11:59 p.m. ET, so don’t wait, vote today! https://bit.ly/4iLXGc9 This year's candidates are Cameron Kleiman ’24; Bianca Lepe PhD ’24; Adam J. Miller SM ’22, PhD ’25; Jill Rahon SM ’16, PhD ’24; James Shaw ’25; and Alan Zhu ’23, MEng ’24.
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An amazing 9,773 supporters from all 50 US states and 89 countries came out in force at last month’s MIT 24-Hour Challenge. Thanks to their generosity, the event raised critical funds for student aid, cutting-edge research, and dozens of microchallenges set by groups and departments across the Institute. https://bit.ly/4j8PyT8
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