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...that occur at times inconvenient for faculty with children. “If you’re a single parent it’s very difficult. There’s a part of the institutional life of Harvard that you just miss out on.”But MIT??s Amgen, Inc. Professor of Biology Nancy Hopkins ’64, who has led numerous task forces at MIT that studied and publicized the challenges facing female academics at major universities, said that the survey may be biased towards some concerns among junior faculty and overlook broader problems...
...MIT??s Amgen, Inc. Professor of Biology Nancy Hopkins ’64, who has led numerous task forces at MIT that studied and publicized the challenges facing female academics at major universities, said that the survey may be biased towards some concerns among junior faculty and overlook broader problems faced by women at all levels of academia...
...made field-changing discoveries in string theory and superspace beginning over four decades ago. After winning the Fields Medal in 1966 for his work on topological K-Theory, Atiyah continued to revolutionize mathematical subfields, including geometry and theoretical physics. The Atiyah-Singer Index Theorem, which he developed with MIT??s Isadore M. Singer, earned the duo the 2004 Abel Prize, given by the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters...
...Harvard to study engineering, they should have a world-class program at their disposal, shouldn’t he? The fact that Harvard annually loses scores of admitted would-be engineering undergrads to schools with better-developed and better-hyped engineering programs—like Stanford, Princeton, and MIT??is a bad thing, right? Not necessarily.American college students take part in a unique educational tradition. Unlike their peers in Canada or Britain (or South Africa, or Indonesia, or just about anywhere else), undergraduates in this country profit from a liberal arts philosophy that seeks to produce well-educated...
Harvard’s director of financial aid, Sally C. Donahue, wrote in an e-mail that the College is currently evaluating MIT??s new plan...