If you are associated with @MIT from 1861-2018, your name is one of 270,000 etched in nanoscale on a six-inch wafer at the MIT.nano building. Find your name on this new website: bit.ly/2FgR9ED
What's cool about science? Just ask @thephysicsgirl! Dianna Cowern ’11 has made a career out of her curiosity and love of physics on her @YouTube channel. See how she ignites the minds of millions bit.ly/2xhNWBe@MIT_Physics
As the 50th Anniversary of the #Apollo11 moon landing approaches, we learn more about @NASA figures like @MIT's Margaret Hamilton, who helped save the day when systems overloaded right before touchdown cbsloc.al/2Xbwhpn
What's cool about science? Just ask @thephysicsgirl! Dianna Cowern ’11 has made a career out of her curiosity and love of physics on her @YouTube channel. See how she ignites the minds of millions bit.ly/2xhNWBe
It's been 40 years since the Blizzard of '78 dumped 27 inches of snow on Cambridge. Naturally, @MITstudents made the best of it with some #StarWars inspired snow creations 📸 Caroline Gee PhD '81 ❄️
Katie Bouman SM '13, PhD '17, on the team behind the algorithms that helped capture the first direct photo of a black hole, following in the footsteps of great female @MIT scientists throughout history! #EHTBlackHole 🔭
To date, 65 women have flown in space, and many of them have advanced @ISS_Research aboard the @Space_Station since 2001.
This #WomensHistoryMonth, learn about notable women who contribute to science that benefits humanity on Earth – and beyond: go.nasa.gov/3kIF6og
