School of Engineering welcomes Songyee Yoon PhD ’00 as visiting innovation scholar
A visionary entrepreneur and innovator, Yoon will focus on entrepreneurship, supporting female engineers, and fostering inclusive innovation.
Early-career women share their professional discoveries and personal journeys on the cutting edge of healthcare and medical technology
Thriving Stars panel: women leaders share career wisdom
This year’s panelists were: Jelena Notaros, Assistant Professor of EE in EECS at MIT; Neha Sardesai, senior application engineer of education at MathWorks; Lila Snyder, CEO of Bose Corporation; Grace Wang, litigating high tech patent attorney at Allen and Overy, LLC; and Songyee Yoon, president and chief strategy officer of video gaming giant NCSOFT.
6.9930 New Women in EECS Seminar: another fun semester of conversation and networking underway!
For the fall term 2022, 6.9930 New Women in EECS Seminar is off to a terrific start! The seminar, originally offered in 2005, is now starting its 18th…
The Thriving Stars of AI
Four early-career researchers shared their work on improving the social outcomes of artificial intelligence and machine learning at a research summit hosted by EECS Thriving Stars.
Living better with algorithms
Graduate student Sarah Cen explores the interplay between humans and artificial intelligence systems, to help build accountability and trust.
$7 Million Gift from the Shiv Nadar Foundation Bolsters Undergraduate Research and Women in EECS
The gift will help establish the Vamasundari Devi Fellowship Fund to provide financial support to graduate students and will support the SuperUROP program, which provides undergraduates with two-semester research opportunities.
EECS Graduate Women’s Annual Research Summit Increases Research Visibility and Strengthens Community
Summit features the latest research of women and other underrepresented genders in MIT EECS, along with an opportunity to network, share experiences, and learn.
MIT EECS unveils a new effort designed to encourage and support women on their journey to–and through–graduate study in computing and information technologies.