http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V129/N10/graphics/macvicar-3.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Associate Professor in Science, Technology and Society David Jones, shot in high dynamic range, was named MacVicar Faculty Fellow this year for his outstanding teaching. Jones, besides teaching, has led for the past four years a series of conferences about race, science and technology. /V129/N10/graphics/stemsandseeds.html photo credit: Benfolds.com Pick up Ben Folds’ latest, Stems & Seeds, and remix the album on your own home computer. /V129/N10/graphics/pastries.html Monica Kahn—The Tech Tim the Beaver gets the crowd excited before the annual Latke-Hamentashen debate, held this year on Wednesday, March 4 in 26-100. The placard on his chest reads “MIT” in Hebrew. /V129/N10/graphics/macvicar-2.html Arthur Petron—The Tech MacVicar winner Daniel Jackson, professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, was nominated by students and faculty for his contributions to teaching. Jackson studies software engineering in CSAIL’s Software Design Group. /V129/N10/graphics/lemelson.html Andrea Robles—The Tech 2009 Lemelson-MIT finalist Erez Lieberman G explains his invention, the iShoe, to a local middle school student, Mickaella Casseus. The iShoe can be placed in any shoe and wirelessly connects to a laptop to provide physicians with diagnostic information about the wearer’s sense of balance. Geoffrey von Maltzahn G won the Lemelson-MIT Student Prize, awarded to promising inventors, for his work on cancer therapy. /V129/N10/graphics/macvicar-1.html Jessica Lin—The Tech Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Associate Professor Vladimir Bulovic stands in his lab next to an integrated materials growth system, used in the development of nanostructure optical and electronic devices. He is one of four professors named MacVicar Fellows this year for excellence in teaching. /V129/N10/graphics/macvicar-0.html Brian Hemond—The Tech Literature Professor Diana Henderson was named a MacVicar Fellow this year for excellence in teaching. Henderson’s areas of research include gender studies, Shakespeare, modernism, and world drama. /V129/N10/graphics/coward.html photo credit: Nelscline.com Avant-garde guitarist Nels Cline gears up for a new album with his trio upon the release of his first solo album. /V129/N10/graphics/pseudoscience.html /V129/N10/graphics/speedos.html Chelsea Grimm—The Tech The scantily-clad men’s swim team cheered through the Infinite on Thursday in celebration of Sunday’s NEWMAC title win. /V129/N10/graphics/stealmycomic.html /V129/N10/graphics/blunderbuss.html /V129/N10/graphics/helpdesk.html /V129/N10/graphics/toydesign.html Arthur Petron—The Tech Rebecca J. Heywood ’12 presents her team’s design for a build-it-yourself night light on Wednesday, March 4 as part of 2.00B (Toy Product Design). Each team got a chance to present four ideas that centered around this year’s theme, “The Arts.”