Eric hao—The Tech
At the MIT Sloan Bioinnovations Conference on February 28, hundreds gathered at the Boston Marriott Cambridge to listen to Alex Azar, President of Eli Lilly USA and afternoon keynote speaker for the event. He walked the audience through the healthcare industry from the point of view of a global biopharmaceutical leader, discussing why hard science is not easily translated to personal medicine.
EDITORS
March 4, 2014
The January/February Edition of the MIT Faculty Newsletter opens strongly with Prof. Hal Abelson PhD ’73, Nathan Matias G, and Ethan Zuckerman’s open letter to President L. Rafael Reif regarding Tidbit alongside Reif’s response.
March 4, 2014
An email sent Sunday from Burton Conner housemaster Anne E.C. McCants to the dorm’s residents notified the recipients of the most recent in a series of thefts to occur in the dorm. According to the email, a male claiming to be an MIT security employee gained entrance to the Conner 5 Lounge and left with a PS4 gaming system after the student who confronted him went to notify the police.
THE NEW YORK TIMES
March 4, 2014
MOSCOW — President Vladimir Putin has left little doubt he intends to cripple Ukraine’s new government, forcing it to make concessions or face the de facto partition of areas populated predominantly by ethnic Russians, from the Crimea to Odessa to the industrial heartland in the east.
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