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Cette maman araignée prenait soin de ses petits quand la mort l a emportée il y a 99 millions d années

Cette maman araignée prenait soin de ses petits quand la mort l a emportée il y a 99 millions d années
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Considering the spiderweb

Considering the spiderweb
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Material difference

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Eesha Khare has always seen a world of matter. The daughter of a hardware engineer and a biologist, she has an insatiable interest in what substances – both synthetic and biological – have in common. Not surprisingly, that perspective led her to the study of materials. “I recognized early on that everything around me is a material,” she says. “How our phones respond to touches, how trees in nature to give us both structural wood and foldable paper, or how we are able to make high skyscrapers with steel and glass, it all comes down to the fundamentals: This is materials science and engineering.”

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A material difference

Credits: Image: Gretchen Ertl Next image Eesha Khare has always seen a world of matter. The daughter of a hardware engineer and a biologist, she has an insatiable interest in what substances both synthetic and biological have in common. Not surprisingly, that perspective led her to the study of materials. “I recognized early on that everything around me is a material,” she says. “How our phones respond to touches, how trees in nature to give us both structural wood and foldable paper, or how we are able to make high skyscrapers with steel and glass, it all comes down to the fundamentals: This is materials science and engineering.”

United statesUnited kingdomWhite houseDistrict of columbiaEesha khareNiels holten andersenGina mccarthyMarkus buehlerCambridge universityUniversity of california at santa cruzHarvard kennedy school institute of politicsHarvard universityStudent application assistance programSloan school of managementDepartment of materials scienceInclusion council

Violinist Hyung Joon Won on the healing power of Antibody Music

Violinist Hyung Joon Won on the healing power of Antibody Music
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