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Alum Aims to Prove that Money Does Grow on Trees

MIT Alumni Association

As a young boy growing up in Ghana, Kwami Williams ’12 loved breaking things down to see how the parts fit together.

 

“I was the nerdy kid that broke everyone’s toys trying to figure out how they worked,” says Williams. “I was born with the desire to tinker.”

"The Ghost of Luther Lashaway"

Landfall: The Best New England Crime Stories 2018

He hated casinos. The acrid, stale cigarette smoke clinging to every slot machine made his eyes water. But casinos were a good way to get drunk for free, if he played his cards right.

 

But tonight, he hadn’t.

Elsa Olivetti and Rafael Gomez-Bombarelli Develop New Recipes for New Materials

MIT Spectrum

WHAT IF WE COULD IMPROVE THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT of the products that run our world, from the catalysts that drive chemical reactions to the cement used in buildings and many things in between?

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Seeing the Invisible: Innovations in Imaging at the Marine Biological Laboratory

Monet Bland, World Champion Lifter and Joslin Physiologist

Mark Bear Beckman-Argyros Video

Performance-Enhancing Bacteria Found in the Microbiomes of Elite Athletes

Joslin Researchers Restore Beta Cell Function by Deleting Old Cells

Insulin Goes Viral

Trial Suggests Way to Personalize Heart Health in Diabetes

Joslin discovery may hold clues to treatments that slow aging and related chronic diseases

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