down the avenue: MIT's Ray & Maria Stata Center

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October 29, 2005

MIT's Ray & Maria Stata Center

I tried to connect with Rodney Brooks at MIT in Boston on my recent trip, but the damn rain and overcramped schedule kept me away. He's been telling me about their new building for awhile now, encouraging me to stop by. I had no idea what I missed.

The MIT Ray and Maria Stata Center for Computer, Information and Intelligence Sciences has posted 46 images which can be enlarged for better viewing. Astonishing.

October 29, 2005 in New England, On Science, On Technology | Permalink